Hertie School

Hertie School is a private university located in Berlin, Germany, specializing in public policy, international affairs, and data science. Founded in 2003 and funded by the Hertie Foundation, the school aims to cultivate the next generation of leaders to address the complex challenges of global governance and public administration. Its unique interdisciplinary teaching approach combines perspectives from political science, economics, sociology, and law, providing students with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to solve real-world problems. The school offers several Master's programs, including Master of Public Policy (MPP), Master of International Affairs (MIA), Master of Data Science and Public Policy (MDS), and Master of Public Administration (EMPA), as well as doctoral programs. Hertie School is renowned for its highly international learning environment, with students and faculty from around the world forming a diverse and vibrant academic community. The school encourages critical thinking and open discussion, ensuring students gain a deep understanding and effectively address today's pressing issues through small class sizes, case studies, and practical projects. Berlin's location also provides students with abundant internship and career development opportunities, particularly in government agencies, international organizations, NGOs, and think tanks. Herti College's strengths lie in its strong faculty, close ties with policymakers and international institutions, and emphasis on practice-oriented education. Graduates hold key positions in the public sector, international organizations, consulting firms, and non-profit organizations globally, forming a powerful alumni network. The college is committed to developing leaders with a global perspective, innovative capabilities, and ethical responsibility, enabling them to play an active role in an ever-changing global landscape.