What does the cause of human dignity demand of us?
TOWARD A FLOURISHING HUMAN COMMUNITY
We train ethical leaders for the new global reality. Students at the Keough School of Global Affairs learn to think broadly and imaginatively, seeing the world through the lens of integral human development.
Our graduates understand the interconnected nature of world challenges. With their focus on human dignity, their toolkit of strategic, analytic and relational skills, and their portfolio of global experiences, they become the connective tissue among ideas, peoples and disciplines in government, NGOs and the private sector.
This is Notre Dame’s first new school or college in nearly a century. Our institutional agility, intellectual vibrancy and uncommon optimism are focused on a singular goal: a flourishing human community.
Academic Programs
The Keough School offers degree programs at every level—undergraduate, master’s, and PhD. Apply to graduate programs by December 15.
LEARN MOREResearch, Policy, Practice
Keough School faculty address critical issues in global politics, cultural anthropology, social psychology, human rights, peace studies, environmental policy, development economics, ethics, religion, social entrepreneurship, international organizations, and global trade.
LEARN MOREGlobal Engagement
A campus epicenter for global engagement, the Keough School is a hub for innovative research, policy-oriented insights, and a vibrant community dedicated to the future of humanity and the planet.
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