The Master of Arts in International Science and Technology Policy at the Elliott School of International Affairs, George Washington University, is a two-year graduate program focused on the global impact of science and technology. The curriculum blends theory and practice, equipping students to analyze and influence how science and technology affect national competitiveness, economic growth, and international affairs. Core coursework covers innovation and economic growth, technology and development, space policy, national security, and more. Students have the opportunity to specialize through concentration areas, such as space policy or technology management, and are required to develop strong analytical skills for policy evaluation. The program is closely affiliated with the Institute for International Science and Technology Policy (IISTP) and the Space Policy Institute. Graduates pursue careers as policy analysts, technology managers, government advisors, or experts in international organizations and NGOs, working at the forefront of science and technology policy worldwide.