MSc Security Studies

The Security Studies MSc course offered by UCL (University College London) is an interdisciplinary programme designed to equip students with a detailed understanding of the role of security in global politics and policy making. The course is tailored for students planning careers in fields related to security and allows you to tailor your studies according to your specific interests or career aspirations. Course Content: The course covers a wide array of topics, encouraging students to critically engage with the debates in the fields of security studies and international politics. It features themes such as security and insecurity in post-cold war global politics, technological and digital security, gender and security, and critical geopolitical perspectives on security, among others.Key Modules: The course also includes a dissertation project in the final term. Certain modules are outlined on the official course page, these include 'IR of Security, Peace and Justice', 'Global Governance and Ethics' and 'International Development'.Future Careers: The course is intended to prepare graduates for further research or for employment, possibly within government, international organisations, security organisations, the media or non-governmental organisations, or in any role where an understanding of political issues is required or beneficial.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.