BA in International Affairs - Security Policy in Washington, D.C. United States | George Washington University

The Security Policy specialization examines diverse national, transnational, and global security threats and their impacts on individuals, communities, nations, and international institutions. Key security concerns encompass nuclear proliferation, terrorist activities, border and sea disputes, local and cultural clashes, digital threats, cross-border criminal networks, along with security risks stemming from economic globalization, population movements, environmental shifts, and worldwide health crises.

Educational Goals
Gain knowledge of various analytical frameworks and approaches from multiple fields for examining security policy matters and comprehending the roots of warfare and security disputes
Recognize principal discussions and topics related to modern domestic and global security strategies
Comprehend numerous security threats and analyze their significance in global relations
Develop skills to assess security issues, explore potential policy solutions, and examine the execution and effectiveness of these approaches