Certificate in National Security Studies

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The Certificate in National Security Studies is the perfect vehicle for students looking to expand their expertise and understanding of the broad range of threats to United States security in our new century.The Certificate in National Security Studies draws on experts in government, international relations, bioscience and military affairs in order to provide students with the tools to analyze threats that challenge US security, both in the realm of Homeland Security, and to American interests worldwide.

Professionally, the Certificate in National Security Studies is the perfect credential for those who want to capitalize on this vital and growing field.

For those who want more, pairing the Certificate in National Security Studies with other Hopkins programs, including the MA in Government, or the various programs in Biotechnology provides a comprehensive package for ambitious students to advance their career goals.

The Director of the Certificate in National Security Studies is Professor Steven David. Associate Director and Washington Coordinator of the Certificate Program is Dr. Ariel Ilan Roth, air@jhu.edu. David and his advisors, Benjamin Ginsberg, Chair, Master of Art in Government, and Richard E. McCarty, Chair, Master of Science in Biotechnology, have selected and developed courses for the Certificate Program that intersect the political, theoretical, and scientific analysis of security issues and lead to direct application.