MSc Counter Terrorism and Security

The 'Counter Terrorism and Security' course offered by Canterbury Christ Church University is a postgraduate degree program designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the destructive impacts of terrorism and ways to mitigate these threats. The course delivers a broad knowledge base spanning various aspects of counter-terrorism strategies, the role of security agencies, and legal and political aspects surrounding this area. Course Content: The student will learn about the history, causes, and consequences of terrorism and the impact it has on societies worldwide. They will also develop detailed understandings of strategies to counter terrorism, and the roles of national and international agencies in ensuring security. The course also tackles the issues of human rights and democratic values in relation to laws and policies around counter-terrorism and security.Key Modules: The core modules studied in this course include 'Introduction to Terrorism and Security Issues', 'Counter Terrorism', 'Global Conflict and Security', 'Research Methods', 'Dissertation project', and 'The Role of Intelligence and Security Agencies'. Optional modules can include 'International Human Rights Law', 'Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice', 'Trends in Criminal Justice', and 'Management of Criminal Justice'.Accreditations: The Counter Terrorism and Security course is fully accredited by the Canterbury Christ Church University.Future Careers: Upon completion of this course, students can pursue a career in a variety of fields associated with counter-terrorism, security policies, and intelligence. This includes roles in law enforcement, government agencies, non-governmental organizations, military forces, or in academic and research settings.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.