March 2, 2007: MIIS Master's Program Among Nation's Top 20,
The Monterey Institute of International Studies has been ranked by Foreign Policy magazine, a major scholastic journal, as among the top 20 schools in the nation providing masters' programs in international relations studies.
"For Arms Control Study, One School Rules" proclaims a recent New
York Times headline for a story about the Center for Nonproliferation
Studies (CNS) in recognition of the center's record as the leader in
nonproliferation education and policy-oriented research. Graduate students
at the Monterey Institute can receive a Certificate in
Nonproliferation Studies—the only one of its kind in the United
States.
The Nonproliferation Studies program at the Monterey Institute of
International Studies (MIIS) provides focused, professionally oriented
training in the concepts, technologies, and policies related to the spread
of weapons of mass destruction, their delivery systems, and the means for
their control, as well as regional security issues involving the former
Soviet Union, East Asia, the Middle East, and South Asia. The
Nonproliferation Studies program features:
- A unique combination of formal coursework and on-the-job
training through part-time, paid research assistantships at CNS.
- Internship opportunities at international organizations in the nonproliferation field including at the International Atomic Energy Agency (Vienna), the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (the Hague), the Conference on Disarmament (Geneva), the United Nations Department of Disarmament Affairs (New York), the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban treaty Organization (Vienna) and the Organization for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons in Latin America (Mexico City) are available to full-time Monterey Institute students through the International Professional Semester Service (IPSS) (http://www.miis.edu/gsips-progs-ipss.html) program of the Graduate School of International Policy Studies. For more information on these exciting internship opportunities, please contact Mr. Jean du Preez (jean.dupreez@miis.edu), Director of the International Organizations and Nonproliferation Program (IONP) at Monterey Institute's Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS) who also manages the IPSS program.
- Frequent seminars with high-level policymakers and analysts
from around the globe enrich the experience of students at the Monterey
Institute.
- Partial or full tuition scholarships for
Monterey Institute graduate students working towards a Certificate in
Nonproliferation Studies. Applicants should intend to pursue a career in
the nonproliferation of weapons of mass destruction field. Scholarships
are awarded on a competitive basis, with both scholarly and professional
experience taken into account.
The Certificate in
Nonproliferation Studies prepares students for a variety of
professional careers in the arms control and nonproliferation fields,
including positions in government, academia, corporate research,
journalism, public-interest groups, and international organizations. Many
CNS alumni currently
work professionally in the field at international organizations, NGOs, and
U.S. government agencies such as the Departments of Commerce, Defense,
Energy, and State.
Students in the Arms Control Simulation of the 2004 NPT Preparatory Committee
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Prospective Students
Follow the links below for more information on:
Monterey Institute Students & Alumni
Students enrolled at MIIS may take courses in nonproliferation
studies, apply for internships with international organizations and the
Office of Cooperative Threat Reduction in Washington, D.C., and take advantage of other
programs and seminars to enhance their educational experience at MIIS.
For more detailed information, follow the links below:
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Teacher & Student Learning Resources
Click Here to access Tutorials, "WMD411",
Educational Resources Guide, and the Critical Issues Forum.
CNS Student Resources
Academic Spotlight: IP531 Arms Control Simulation
"The Arms Control Simulation course, a major factor behind my decision to attend the Monterey Institute, proved to be one of the most rewarding educational and professional opportunities of my life."
- Elena Hushbeck, fall 2007 participant and Co-Chair of the Negotiating Conference
The Arms Control Simulation course is an interactive and unique way for Monterey Institute Nonproliferation and Conflict Resolution students to engage in real world negotiations aimed at resolving central nonproliferation challenges.
Learn More...
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Site Updates
- Washington DC Internships
Address corrected.
April 15, 2008
- IP531 Arms Control Simulation
Video and course description available.
April 11, 2008
- Paid Summer Internships in Nuclear Safeguards Policy
at Lawrence Livermore and Department of Energy.
Application priority deadline April 18, 2008!
March 26, 2008
- Nuclear Safeguards Policy
a new two-week intensive summer course.
Application priority deadline April 18, 2008!
March 26, 2008
- Summer 2008 Internships
Application Deadline extended to March 14, 2008.
February 28, 2008
- 2007 Summer Interns and Fellows
January 16, 2008
- 2007 graduate photos
December 20, 2007
- Certificate in Nonproliferation Studies
December 6, 2007
 IONP Intern Yoanna Gouchtchina with IAEA Director-General Dr. Mohamed El Baradei.
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 Pakistani Ambassador to the U.S. Dr. Maleeha Lodhi addresses CNS staff and students.
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