At the Carsey School, we offer a range of opportunities for students interested in public service and social change. Students gain practical experience through internships, research, and community engagement. Our Master's Degrees in Community Development, Global Conflict & Human Security, Public Administration, and Public Policy offer a special mix of academic rigor and real-life expertise to prepare students for a career with impact. Carsey is a hub for aspiring leaders, emphasizing hands-on learning and collaboration across fields with a strong alumni and partner network.
We offer Accelerated Master's programs in Public Administration, Public Policy, and Global Conflict & Human Security to eligible UNH undergraduates. Students apply in their junior or senior year and begin taking graduate-level courses as a senior, earning up to 12 credits before finishing undergrad.
- Complete your master's in just 12 months
- Receive up to $10,380 in cost savings
- Application fee is waived
- Only 2 Letters of Recommendation required
Public Service Master's Virtual Information Sessions
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We are proud to offer a range of tuition assistance including scholarships, education awards, fellowships, and other financial aid options.
Washington, D.C. Colloquium
Dive into the pinnacle of policy! The D.C. Colloquium offers students the opportunity for students to immerse themselves in the heart of American policymaking. This program provides an intensive and experiential learning experience by bringing students to engage with policy makers, practitioners, and experts in various fields.
Center for Impact Finance
Carsey's Center for Impact Finance (CIF) addresses issues surrounding impact finance as a tool to bring better, sustainable, solutions to societal challenges. CIF offers education, training, and mentoring to the next generation of community development practitioners, providing students the opportunity to dive into their passions.
Upcoming Events
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April179:30am - 3:30pm, This Advanced Facilitator Training is focused on those difficult moments where people are in dialogue across significant differences. Many people are often trained to remain “neutral” when serving as facilitators. However, that doesn't mean facilitators should remain passive in the face of misunderstandings and harmful dynamics. This in-person session is designed to take a deeper dive into the tough moments that facilitators face, including self-reflection on identity as a...