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Preparing Leaders for Tomorrow's International Challenges

Education Opportunities
in International Security Studies

- Master's Degree Programs

- Doctor of Philosophy Program

- Non-Degree Programs

The School of International Graduate Studies (SIGS) conducts research and offers various education opportunities in international security studies. Programs seek to identify and address current and emerging security challenges and strengthen multi-lateral and bilateral defense cooperation between the United States and other nations.

SIGS Leadership

Dean
James. J. Wirtz, Ph.D.
Biography

Associate Dean
CAPT Mark Huber, USN
Biography

Resources & Media

Online Journals

Strategic Insights
International security topics

Homeland Security Affairs
Homeland security topics

The Culture and Conflict Review
South and Central Asia topics

Faculty Publications

International security topics
Civil-military relations topics
Homeland security topics
Resources management topics

Libraries

Dudley Knox Library
Homeland Security Digital Library

Podcasts

NPS Student, Professor Reunite on Front Lines in Afghanistan
Professor James Russell embedded with the 509th Infantry to research U.S. military adaptations in counterinsurgency operations. Full Story

IT Team

FAOweb Opens Early for Warrior-Diplomats in Afghanistan
FAOweb is opening a portion of its web portal for AfPak region troops. Full Story

Professor Moghaddam Book Examines Fractured Globalism, Terrorism
Professor Fathali Moghaddam has a new book coming out in late January that explores how fundamentalist societies feel threatened by globalization. Full Story

Global Center Conference Participants Global Center Hosts 3rd Annual Consortium Directors' Conference
Consortium members gathered to discuss opportunities to collaborate and share lessons learned. Full Story