LAW 822 - National Security & Counter Terrorism Research Center

College of Law
3 credit(s) Irregularly

The National Security and Counterterrorism Research Center serves as a working research laboratory for law and other graduate students interested in national security and counterterrorism issues. Students will work in teams on research projects assigned by the director. Typically, the projects will involve assessments of legal and law-related issues of concern to federal, state, and local government officials in responding to national security and terrorism threats. Other projects may examine private sector security concerns.
COREQ: LAW 700 AND LAW 790