MA in National Security Studies/MS in Criminal Justice Course

Location

United States of America

Qualification

Post Graduate(PG)

Fees

Duration

2 to 3 years

Next intake

Fall, Summer, Spring

Entry score

2.5 (on a 4.0 scale)

The multi-disciplinary Master of Arts in National Security Studies equips students to become experts in the dynamic field of national security. This program emphasizes the knowledge, skills, theories, laws, and techniques required to navigate and address both internal and external threats to national security.

Students will develop innovative and critical thinking abilities to tackle the evolving challenges of securing the nation. The curriculum includes coursework covering the key actors, institutions, contexts, methods, and ethics involved in national security decision-making, alongside research skills.

Students can then specialize in one of three tracks:

International and Regional Security
Cybersecurity
Criminal Justice

This focused approach prepares graduates to excel in their chosen areas within the field of national security.

Identify Key Elements: Recognize the major actors, issues, threats, institutions, principles, techniques, laws, and terminology in modern national security.
Assess Implications: Evaluate the ethical, legal, and political implications of national security policies and decision-making.
Apply Theories & Techniques: Use theories and techniques of national security to address current issues in the field.
Research Synthesis: Develop a research product that integrates knowledge and skills acquired in national security studies.

MA in National Security Studies/MS in Criminal Justice