Dr. Robert Nalbandov: Preparing Students for a New World
Dr. Robert Nalbandov brings global experience to East Carolina University’s Security Studies program. Learn how he helps students develop the skills to succeed in a changing world.
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What you should know about career outcomes, coursework and transfer credits in the security studies field.
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Dr. Keith Preble Brings an Interdisciplinary Lens to Security Studies
Learn how Dr. Keith Preble helps students view security beyond military conflict through an approach that considers economics, history, and social forces.
Curiosity as a Catalyst: Dr. Alethia Cook’s Security Studies Career
Before arriving at ECU, Dr. Alethia Cook had a career in researching weapons of mass destruction (WMD), terrorism, and more. Find out about her experience.
Dr. Hanna Kassab on Security Studies, Critical Thinking, and Learning Through Simulation
Meet Dr. Hanna Kassab, the East Carolina University professor bringing national security and international relations issues to life through simulations and critical thinking.
Armin Krishnan on Security Studies at ECU
Armin Krishnan’s research on autonomous weapons was well before its time. Find out how he uses his expertise to mold the next generation of security experts.
What Is an Emergency Management Director?
What is an emergency management director? Learn more about emergency management and how emergency management directors protect and prepare communities.
Crisis Leadership: Fundamentals for Security Studies Graduates
Crisis leadership is essential for security studies graduates learning to navigate threats. Discover methods and resources to build resilient organizations.
What Is a Foreign Affairs Analyst?
What is a foreign affairs analyst? Learn more about these professionals, their duties, and how they work to help ensure the country’s security and prosperity.
What Is Public Policy? Must-Knows for Security Studies Graduates
What is public policy? Learn how security studies graduates can use their knowledge to shape and enforce public policy in areas relevant to their careers.