CSPS 7530 - International Public Service Projects

Five credit hours.

The Clinton School’s International Public Service Projects (IPSP) is designed to provide a practical “hands-on” experience in public service outside the United States or domestically with an organization that fosters an immersive cross-cultural experience. The IPSP provides students with the opportunity to apply learning acquired during the first year of the MPS curriculum by testing newly developed skills in a setting that stretches the boundaries of one’s existing cultural and experiential world. The Clinton School encourages students to complete this field project outside of his or her home country. Students are eligible to receive a stipend for IPSP. This stipend is taxable income. Students are responsible for claiming their stipends on their income tax documents.