Security, Peace-building and Diplomacy MSc

<strong>Do you want to work on the frontline of global security and relations between nations? Join our MSc Security, Peace-building and Diplomacy to develop specialist knowledge for a career with lasting impact.</strong><br/><br/>The world is facing immense security challenges – not only in terms of conflict and terrorism but also around issues like climate change, food security, biosecurity and geoeconomics. International relations and peace-building play a key role in developing multi-layered resilient communities and nations, and are vital in the quest for sustainable peace.<br/><br/>On this course, you’ll examine the relationships between development and peace-building, civil-military relations, cyber security and the wider global security context in which politics, trading and conflicts occur. It’ll set you up for a meaningful career with a focus on positive change.<br/><br/><strong>Examine and learn from real-world, real-time issues</strong><br/>Decoding past and current challenges, approaches and developments, youll gain a broad view of the field while developing a critical, analytical and holistic mindset.<br/><br/>Explore topics like the global south and international development, the changing world order, the politics of violence and the role of non-state actors, including global cities, in diplomacy. You’ll access first-hand insights from experts engaged in on-the-ground government, human rights and charity work to prepare you for the realities of the field.<br/><br/>Theres a focus on practical skills too, across negotiation, policy-making and communication. Based in London, you’ll be in the heart of global diplomatic and security activity – the ideal place to network and explore collaborative study opportunities.<br/><br/><strong>A future-focused career with global reach</strong><br/>Specialist knowledge of peace-building, international relations and global security issues will open doors to a wide range of careers.<br/><br/>You could pursue roles in foreign policy making, the civil service, NGOs, peace-building, media, the armed forces, or local or national government. Whatever pathway interests you most, you’ll be well placed to make a difference in this urgent, dynamic field.