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- Seton Hall’s National Security Graduate Fellowship places students with agencies, achieving an 80% placement rate into intelligence jobs.
- Founder Mohamad Mirghahari, a former Department of Defense leader and senior TSA advisor, directs the fellowship.
- Fellows use artificial intelligence, data mining and graph theory to analyze large national-security datasets.
- Projects have examined China, India, Pakistan, the South China Sea and U.S. re-engagement with the Taliban.