MA International Security

Course Overview This postgraduate course in International Security moves beyond traditional military perspectives to critically examine how security is defined, for whom, and by what means. Students will explore pressing contemporary issues—from geopolitical conflicts to human rights and environmental crises—within a framework that questions political priorities and power structures. The programme is designed to equip graduates with the expert knowledge and practical skills for successful careers in government, international organizations, and NGOs. Key Program Highlights Critical examination of security paradigms, asking "for whom?" and "by what means?" Analysis of contemporary issues like the war in Ukraine, peacebuilding, and human rights Learning from specialist academics and practitioners in the field Tailored independent study based on your own political and social interests Career-focused preparation for roles in government, IGOs, NGOs, and communications