About Us

The George C. Marshall European Center for Security Studies is one of six United States Department of Defense Regional Centers, and the only bilateral Center—a partnership between the United States Department of Defense (DoD) and the German Federal Ministry of Defense (FMoD). An instrument of German-American cooperation, the Center addresses regional and transnational security issues for the U.S. DoD and German FMoD while maintaining a vast alumni network of security professionals. LEARN MORE

Marshall - Mission and Vision

MISSION

…security partners to collectively affect regional, transnational, and global challenges.

VISION

A unique German-American partnership and trusted global network promoting common values and advancing collaborative geostrategic solutions.

College of International and Security Studies

Partner Language Training Center Europe

Partnership for Peace Consortium

Eurasian Foreign Area Officer Program

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Announcement

The Marshall Center Announces the Winners of the 2023 Alumni Scholars Program

The competition was extremely tough, and we congratulate all applicants on their outstanding work.

Dr. Gürer Speaks at UN Forum on Human Rights

Good Governance

Marshall Center Professor Participates at UN Forum on Human Rights, Democracy and the Rule of Law

Organized by UN-OHCHR, the event focused on “Strengthening democracies to build back better: challenges and opportunities.”

Photo of Speakers at Moldova One Outreach event

Regional Security

Marshall Center Moldovan Alumni Gather for Outreach Event

The forum in Chisinau took place with the backdrop of Moldova’s recent nomination of candidacy for accession to the EU.

Marshall Center Leadership and Faculty Open Traveling Holocaust Exhibit

Announcement

Marshall Center Opens Traveling Holocaust Exhibit

The pilot program is a result of a cooperation between the U.S. State Department and the Federal Foreign Office of Germany.

COVID-19

This COVID-19 Crisis section brings together and highlights policy-relevant publications on this topic by Marshall Center faculty and alumni. These publications can support policy-makers by providing an overview of experiences and practice in our partner countries. They will also inform the curriculum of courses that address the impact of the pandemic in a range of security policy arenas. These articles demonstrate the versatility and utility of the Marshall Center network and showcase the unique value of the functional and geographical diversity of our network’s members. READ MORE