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International Security Graduate Certificate

Graduate Certificate

3 Courses Required


Description

The International Security graduate certificate provides the opportunity to acquire a background in treaties and policy as context for work in defense systems, verification, and other complex security issues.

  • Examine some of the world's security problems and policy-relevant solutions
  • Gain an appreciation for the relationship between technology and security threats
  • Explore domestic and international determinants influencing the use of force

Who Should Apply

  • Engineers
  • Scientists
  • Corporate managers
  • Security professionals
  • Military personnel
  • Government officials
  • National labs staff

Earning the Certificate

  • Begin your certificate any academic quarter that an applicable course is offered, subject to prerequisites
  • Take courses for graduate credit and a grade
  • Maintain a B average (GPA of 3.0) or better
  • For certificate requirements, see the planning tool

Graduate Certificate Planning Tool

Plan your course of study with the graduate certificate planning tool!


Prerequisite

A Bachelor's degree

Tuition

$14,380 - $16,980 (13 units)
to complete the certificate

Time

1-2 years average
3 years maximum to complete

Primary Faculty Sponsor

William J. Perry, Senior Fellow at the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies and Senior Fellow, by courtesy, at the Hoover Institution.


To pursue a graduate certificate you need to apply.

If you have already enrolled in a graduate course, please indicate your intent to pursue a graduate certificate.

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PA Course Course # Next Offered Delivery Options Prereqs Avail
Required Courses
Required Courses
Technology in National Security MS&E293 At Stanford, Online N N
War and Peace in American Foreign Policy POLISCI110Y Spring 2009-10 Online N Y
International Security in a Changing World POLISCI114S Winter 2009-10 At Stanford, Online N Y