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The Master of Science in International Security and Risk at the University of Southampton focuses on the complex issues of global security and risk management in international relations. This one-year, full-time program covers a range of topics, including conflict resolution, international law, terrorism, cybersecurity, and risk assessment. Students gain the skills needed to analyze and manage security risks on a global scale.
On-campus learning ensures that students have access to expert faculty and real-world case studies, enabling them to apply theoretical knowledge to current security issues. Graduates are prepared for careers in international security, risk management, defense consulting, and government security agencies, where they can contribute to addressing global security challenges.
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Key Facts
Semester 1 โ Foundations of International Security and Risk
Semester 2 โ Advanced International Security and Risk Management
Graduates of this program can pursue careers in international security, risk management, and global policy. Common roles include security analyst, international relations specialist, risk management consultant, and counterterrorism expert. Graduates can work in governmental agencies, international organizations (such as the UN or NATO), think tanks, private security firms, and multinational corporations, focusing on global security challenges, conflict prevention, and risk analysis. There are also opportunities in policy advocacy, defense contracting, and intelligence agencies.
This program provides an in-depth understanding of international security, global risks, and the evolving threats facing the world today. Students will gain the analytical skills and knowledge necessary to assess and manage risks in complex geopolitical environments. The curriculum focuses on both traditional security issues and modern threats, such as cybersecurity and terrorism, preparing graduates to contribute to global security and conflict resolution. The Universityโs strong industry ties, expert faculty, and practical research opportunities ensure that students are well-equipped to address international security challenges and contribute to the development of effective policy solutions.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +44 (0)23 8059 5000
Email: admissions@soton.ac.uk
Address: University of Southampton, Highfield, Southampton, SO17 1BJ, United Kingdom