MA International Security and Development (Extended)

Course Overview This Extended MA in International Security and Development provides a comprehensive examination of both traditional and non-traditional security challenges, from warfare to economic and environmental threats. The program offers an advanced introduction to key theoretical approaches, including realism, securitization theory, and feminist perspectives. Its unique structure includes a semester of study abroad at a partner institution, enhancing its EU recognition and employability credentials. Key Program Highlights Explores a broad security agenda, including conflict, migration, health, and environmental issues Examines key theoretical frameworks from realism to critical and poststructuralist theories Includes a study abroad semester for an internationally recognized 240-credit (120 ECTS) qualification Develops exceptional analytical, research, and communication skills highly valued by employers Prepares graduates for careers in international organizations, government, NGOs, and humanitarian sectors