Program Session Overview
Seminar XXI is an educational program for current and future leaders in the U.S. national security and foreign policy communities. Designed for working professionals, the program meets approximately once a month from September through May for a total of five evening sessions in Washington, D.C., and three weekend sessions in Warrenton, Virginia.
Program Snapshot
9-Months, 8 Sessions
Non-graded program leads to a certificate from MIT
Interagency Participation
Across Military, Government, Nonprofit and Private Sector
Convenient Evening and Weekend Sessions
Held in the Washington D.C. Area
Renowned Faculty
From MIT and Top Institutions Around the World
Interagency Networking
MIT Seminar XXI brings together program participants, known as Fellows, from a wide range of sponsoring organizations including the U.S. armed forces, government agencies, and NGOs. Interagency participation allows for candid discussion among key players from all corners of the national security and foreign policy communities.
Location & Benefits
Designed for working professionals, all MIT Seminar XXI sessions are held on weekends
and evenings in the Washington, D.C. area.