US EditionOscar-Winning Actress Pursues Master’s Degree at Harvard
CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS, JUL 30 – Jessica Chastain aims to enhance leadership skills in public administration, focusing on gender equality and societal impact through Harvard Kennedy School's flexible two-year program.
- According to Variety, Jessica Chastain, Oscar-winning actress, has enrolled in the two-year Master in Public Administration program at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government.
- According to Harvard University’s website, the Master in Public Administration Program is designed for aspiring leaders, offering graduate coursework in economics, public policy, and management to develop flexible, leadership-ready skills.
- Per Variety reports, Chastain has been seen sitting in lectures at Harvard Kennedy School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, alongside policy professionals and aspiring political leaders.
- Fans and observers worldwide are eager to see how Chastain reportedly enrolled at Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government, reflecting a return to academia.
- Amid a trend of celebrities returning to academia, Chastain’s MPA aligns with her advocacy for gender equality and social justice.
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Jessica Chastain (Sacramento, California, 48) has returned to college. The interpreter has enrolled in the Master’s Degree in Public Administration at John F. Kennedy School of Government, one of the 12 schools at Harvard University that offer graduate programs. The actress has been seen taking classes on the institution’s campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts, this summer, as confirmed by American media People and Variety. Continue reading
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Three years ago Jessica Chastain received an Oscar for her performance in "The Eyes of Tammy Faye". Now the actress is dedicated to a new challenge.
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