Navroz is a doctoral student in International Relations and a Graduate Teaching Assistant at the University of Delaware, specializing in South Asian security, the dynamics of great power competition, and strategic relations in the Indo-Pacific. Her research delves into the intricate relationships between rising powers, focusing on how countries like India, China, and the United States are navigating and shaping the evolving geopolitical landscape. In addition to her research, she has hands-on experience with policy analysis, contributing to projects that bridge academic insights with real-world international policy challenges. Methodologically versatile, she employs both qualitative and quantitative research methods to provide a comprehensive understanding of global security dynamics. As an educator, she has led engaging university-level discussions, delivered lectures, and designed coursework that encourages students to critically apply international relations theories to contemporary global issues. She is driven by a commitment to producing scholarly work that informs and enhances international security and foreign policy discourse.