George Mason University Launches Cybersecurity PhD; Medicare Enrollees Receive $90 Checks
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What happened
George Mason University is launching a new PhD program specializing in Cybersecurity. Concurrently, Medicare enrollees are receiving checks totaling $90.
Why it matters
The new academic program increases the supply of specialized talent in cybersecurity. The direct payment to Medicare enrollees provides a cash injection into the consumer economy.
Who's involved
- George Mason UniversityLaunching a new PhD program in Cybersecurity
- MedicareDistributing $90 checks to its enrollees
Who could feel it
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The entities involved
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George Mason University
public liberal arts and research university in Fairfax County, Virginia
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Medicare
US federal health insurance