A bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited U.S. college or university or an international institution that is accredited by the country’s ministry of education or comparable governmental agency, and GRE scores.

Same Admissions requirements as all other ESIA Graduate Certificates.

The following requirements must be fulfilled: 15 credits, including one 3-credit required core course and 12 credits in elective courses.

Required core course
IAFF 6186Special Topics in Security Policy Studies (Naval Strategy and Sea Power)
Electives
Four courses (12 credits) selected from the following:
IAFF 6106Nuclear Weapons
IAFF 6118Special Topics in International Affairs (International Law and the Use of Force)
IAFF 6148Space and National Security
IAFF 6153Science, Technology, and National Security
IAFF 6158Special Topics in International Science and Technology Policy (All topics offered under IAFF 6158 are approved as electives.)
IAFF 6165Fundamentals of Intelligence
IAFF 6181The Analysis of Military Operations
IAFF 6186Special Topics in Security Policy Studies (US National Security)
IAFF 6186Special Topics in Security Policy Studies (US Grand Strategy)
IAFF 6186Special Topics in Security Policy Studies (Emerging Threats)
IAFF 6186Special Topics in Security Policy Studies (Military Power and Effectiveness)
IAFF 6186Special Topics in Security Policy Studies (Great Power Competition)
IAFF 6186Special Topics in Security Policy Studies (Maritime Security)
IAFF 6186Special Topics in Security Policy Studies (Cyber Threats and Policy)
IAFF 6186Special Topics in Security Policy Studies (Transnational Organized Crime)
LAW 6550Law of the Sea
LAW 6552Law of War