La Follette ranked among top 10% of nation’s public affairs graduate schools, first for small programs
The La Follette School ranks 23rd among the country’s public affairs graduate schools, according to the U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 rankings.
Inspiring evidence-based policymaking
The La Follette School ranks 23rd among the country’s public affairs graduate schools, according to the U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 rankings.
In March and April, in-person and remote attendees visited the graduate programs to gather information and connect with current students, faculty, and staff.
Earlier this year, La Follette School students traveled to Chicago to meet and learn from alumni working at public, private, and nonprofit organizations.
Opportunities across campus provide students with financial benefits, such as tuition remission, and hands-on experience.
Five La Follette School students share their experiences in public-policy internships.
The program provides students with a unique opportunity to fast-track their education, acquire professional skills, and begin a career in public policy.
The La Follette community is excited to welcome 43 master's degree students from this fall from all over the world.
Our students are trusted voices on campus, in Wisconsin, and beyond.
Internships and studies completed internationally allow students to learn from other cultures and bring those experiences back with them to be applied in the classroom and their future careers.
On Sunday, May 14, the La Follette School’s master’s degree graduates, including 37 MPA students and 13 MIPA students, celebrated their graduation in the Wisconsin Capitol’s Assembly Chamber.