Master of Arts in Nonproliferation and Terrorism Studies
Prepare for a career responding to the spread of weapons of mass destruction and to threats from violent extremism.
Learn MoreThe Institute addresses a wide range of global security concerns in its educational programs, centers, and initiatives.
Our programs, centers, and initiatives help bring about positive change in meaningful ways, teaching students to
Respond to the spread of weapons of mass destruction
Address threats from violent extremism
Build a more just world
Research the impact of cyber
Prevent, detect, and manage illicit finance
Prepare for a career responding to the spread of weapons of mass destruction and to threats from violent extremism.
Learn MoreSayaka Shingu landed her dream job with the Japanese Foreign Ministry where her current job responsibilities are directly related to signature courses in nonproliferation completed at Middlebury Institute.
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A free community event will highlight alum Michael Shaikh MAIPS ’03, who recently published The Last Sweet Bite, highlighting the food customs of cultures torn apart by conflict. Shaikh spent nearly 20 years working in areas marred by political crisis and armed conflict, mostly in Asia and the Middle East, including leading the UN’s Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights investigations into the Rohingya genocide in Myanmar.
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Applied research projects in Thailand and Vietnam helped Marisa Jones get published and launch her career in international trade.
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