The Strategic Studies and Energy Security course is a postgraduate program offered by the University of Aberdeen. This interdisciplinary Master's degree program explores the ways in which strategic studies and international security influenced by energy strategy and politics. It provides a unique lens to understand the contemporary geopolitical and strategic issues arising from the changing energy security situation. Course Content: The course provides an understanding of theories, concepts, and methodologies that determine the linkage between strategic studies and energy security. It also gives insights on the changing nature of war and security, and the role and power of international institutions affecting energy security. Key Modules: The course includes essential modules such as: 'Contemporary Issues in Security and Terrorism', 'Strategic Theory', 'Global Security Issues', 'The Geopolitics of Energy Security', 'The Politics and Economics of Renewable Energy and Sustainability' and 'Oil and Gas Management'. Students can choose optional modules to tailor the program to their specific interests. Future Careers: The program caters to those intending to pursue careers in the energy industry, defence, international organizations, non-governmental organizations and consultancy firms. It equips students with the skills needed to critically assess the relationship between energy security and strategic studies. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.