Master of Science in Human Security and Resilience

The M.S. in Human Security and Resilience is tailored to recent graduates and working professionals who want to build skills in security studies, global conflict and sustainable solutions to foster resilience in communities worldwide.This program empowers students to address complex global challenges, emphasizing the importance of protecting populations and fostering long-term, sustainable solutions to enhance communities' resilience. Human security is an interdisciplinary field that considers protecting individuals and their ability to recover and adapt to internal and external shocks, ranging from disasters to socio-political conflicts. First defined by the United Nations Development Programme in 1994, the concept of human security goes beyond the traditional understanding of security, emphasizing the well-being of individuals across different dimensions, including health, economic development and environmental sustainability. The field of human security closely aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which emphasize building resilient communities and fostering sustainable development worldwide. Graduates of the Human Security and Resilience master's program are passionate about creating lasting solutions to prevent future crises and are committed to fostering a sustainable, secure world for future generations. Embry‑Riddle’s graduate degree in Human Security and Resilience is an online program designed for working professionals who want to transition into careers that address these global challenges. Students benefit from being part of a cutting-edge program whose curriculum is designed to align with current events and security practices, policies, legal frameworks and solutions.