MA Strategy and International Security
War remains a matter of life and death, and although defined by violence, war is a rational tool of policy. The process by which military power is translated into policy effect is strategy, if you are interested in these subjects then the MA Strategy and International Security offered at The University of Hull is perfect for you.
Duration
1 year
Starting Date
September
Tuition Fee
Home/EU: £9,400 per year
International: £10,000 per year
Location
Hull, United Kingdom
About the programme
This MA Strategy and International Security offered at The University of Hull covers theory and practice of strategy, including land, sea and air power; terrorism and insurgency; nuclear strategy; technology and war; and ethics.
The theory of strategy is tested against historical and contemporary case studies, which include Alexander the Great, Napoleon, the First and Second World Wars, Vietnam and the war in Afghanistan.
This MA will give you the confidence to turn your ideas into action – you’ll learn the techniques involved with managing crises, including making decisions, dealing with consequences and achieving resolution.
This programme will give you transferable knowledge and skills for a wide variety of careers, but especially in fields such as the military, security and risk analysis.
Future prospects
Studying for an MA in Strategy and International Security at Hull opens up a wide range of careers. Your expert knowledge and skills will be beneficial in any industry requiring strategic acumen and leadership. However, this programme prepares you particularly for careers in the military, government offices, public offices and risk analysis.
Many students also choose to progress with their studies to PhD level. Our staff are highly research active and their specialisms include: strategic studies, international relations theory, international law, international organisations, foreign policy, military history and ethics of war.
Courses Included
- Strategic Studies: Theory and Practice
- Power and the State in International Politics
- Challenges in International Politics
- Approaches to Research