NPSIA at Carleton University

From Manitoba to Taipei, Aimee Tymkin (MA, 2025) used every opportunity at NPSIA to explore global policy—representing Canada at the UN, studying in Taiwan, and working on women, peace & security. She’s now building her career in government. carleton.ca/npsia/cu-story…

Filip Prentas (MA, 2025) used NPSIA’s IEP stream to launch a career in digital trade policy—and is now joining the Trade Commissioner Service to work on science & innovation partnerships. carleton.ca/npsia/cu-story…
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From opera to international security 🎶➡️🌍
Solomia Granger Chabursky brought deep resilience to her NPSIA studies, researching hybrid warfare and Ukraine’s recovery. Now she’s turning toward NATO and MilTech partnerships. carleton.ca/npsia/cu-story…
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Journalist and researcher Sayed Al-Jaafari came to NPSIA to bridge media and policy. His research on Gaza emphasized the role of academia in pushing global action. “My voice was welcomed—and amplified.” tinyurl.com/5bn7mfnn
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Valentina Canales-Burke (MA, 2025) calls it “international 911.” As an Emergency Watch Officer at Global Affairs, she supports Canadians in crisis abroad. Her path through NPSIA—co-op, exchange, mentorship—helped her get there. tinyurl.com/4nhsafzb