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2011-2012 University Catalog

Critical Analysis and Strategic Responses to Terrorism Graduate Certificate

Banner Code:  LA-CERG-CASR

Web: pia.gmu.edu

The certificate in critical analysis and strategic responses to terrorism (CASR) is an interdisciplinary introduction to the phenomenon of modern terrorism and its implications for US domestic and foreign policy. It focuses on multidisciplinary analysis and holistic cross-sectoral approaches to long-term prevention of and response to terrorism.

This program of study is offered by the Department of Public and International Affairs .

For policies governing all graduate certificates, see the Academic Policies  chapter of the catalog.

Application Requirements

Applicants to all graduate programs at George Mason University must meet the admission standards and application requirements for graduate study as specified in the Admission chapter of this catalog. For information specific to the graduate certificate in critical analysis and strategic responses to terrorism, see Application Requirements and Deadlines on the departmental web site.

Certificate Requirements

Two required courses (6 credits)

Three elective courses (9 credits) related to terrorism analysis or response

Courses should be chosen in consultation with an advisor and approved in advance by the program director.

Total: 15 credits