Gurleen Tak is a Master of International Public Policy student at the Balsillie School of International Affairs at Wilfrid Laurier University. Her research interests include terrorism, international migration and borders and their intersection with human rights. Additionally, she has experience working for a federal government agency focusing on human security and international borders.
Gurleen’s current research focuses are on human security and global governance. Through her research of different aspects of terrorism, she has developed a growing interest for providing solutions bridging the gap between federal government and international governing bodies in addressing security threats. She intends to further her knowledge in other aspects of terrorism and formulate future counter-terrorism policies and programs.
Gurleen aspires to work in the field of security with the government of Canada. She thrives to work in a high intensity environment with other partners passionate about human security and bridging the gap between federal governments and global governing bodies.
