Partners that open global doors
From Washington to Madrid, our collaborations give MGIS students direct access to real-world opportunities.
Gateway connects MGIS students to the heart of U.S. policymaking through structured internships in Washington, DC. This collaboration transforms classroom learning into hands-on experience, expanding networks and career opportunities in international affairs.
Cornell’s EMI brings world-class expertise on emerging economies into MGIS. Students gain access to cutting-edge research and frameworks that shape strategies for global business and diplomacy, strengthening their profile for leadership in dynamic markets.
NAPF enriches MGIS with resources and expertise on nuclear disarmament and peacebuilding. The partnership anchors our security studies track in real-world advocacy, giving students access to a UN-recognized NGO at the forefront of global policy debates.
Fulbright España, one of the most prestigious cultural exchange programs in the world, complements MGIS by offering pathways for research, teaching, and professional placements. The collaboration signals excellence and opens transatlantic opportunities for graduates.
This foundation fosters dialogue between Spain and the United States across business, culture, and policy. For MGIS, it strengthens transatlantic networks and provides students with privileged access to high-level forums and decision-makers.
The Fundación builds bridges between Spain and the United States through dialogue in business, academia, and culture. Its partnership with MGIS provides students with access to high-level forums, enhancing their transatlantic networks and career outlook.
Founded in 1218, the Universidad de Salamanca is one of the oldest universities in Europe and a cradle of international law, human rights, and the Spanish language. As MGIS’s host institution, USAL combines centuries of academic prestige with a forward-looking global vision.
American University is a leading institution in global affairs education, located in the heart of Washington, DC. Its programs and faculty bring expertise in diplomacy, governance, and international security. Through this partnership, MGIS students benefit from access to AU’s academic resources and direct exposure to the U.S. policy environment.
