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Three things that make SIPA's new undergraduate major different, per Dean Keren Professor Keren Yarhi-Milo: an interdisciplinary curriculum, scholar + practitioner faculty, and a Policy Practicum with government agencies, leading NGOs, and private corporations. Global Affairs and Public Policy (GAPP). Course offerings and major declaration open in the 2026–27... show more

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We are delighted to announce that the University of Cambridge has received a commitment of £190 million – the biggest individual donation to a British university in modern times – to establish the Rokos School of Government. This incredibly generous donation comes from investor and entrepreneur Chris Rokos. The mission of the new School is to equip future leaders to navigate increasingly complex domestic and global political environments in a challenging and rapidly-changing world. The Rokos School will build upon Cambridge’s world-leading expertise across the fields of public policy, politics and leadership, helping position us at the forefront of research and teaching in government and public leadership. Fundamental to the School’s operation will be its direct access to Cambridge’s renowned expertise in technology and the sciences, together with disciplines more usually associated with the social sciences, arts and humanities. The School will be built in the Cambridge West Innovation District – a vibrant community where outstanding researchers from many academic disciplines sit side by side with global businesses and innovative startups. Explore more about the Rokos School of Government and this exciting new step for Cambridge: #UniversityOfCambridge #CambridgeUniversity #RokosSchoolOfGovernment #ChrisRokos

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