Masters Degrees (Terrorism Studies)

Since 9/11, terrorist and homeland security threats have grown increasingly complex as have the responses to counter them successfully. Read more

The Master in Advanced European and International Studies - Mediterranean studies (MAEIS) provides an overarching and extensive view of the political, social, economic and cultural issues of the globalised world. Read more

Gain a sophisticated understanding of theories and methods at the forefront of Theology and Religious Studies. You’ll study diverse religious traditions in the UK and beyond, as well as their impact on the world around us. Read more

On the MA International Relations degree, you will engage with a range of theoretical perspectives to make sense of emergent and rapidly evolving international… Read more

Explore the intersection of gender and politics on one of the only master’s in the UK focused on these two subjects combined. With gender at last being given centre stage as a political issue, now is a particularly interesting time to be looking at politics and gender in combination. Read more

The conduct of international security is changing. This is in response to new technologies, tactics and challenges. Read more

This course focuses on how religious traditions encourage, contest, facilitate, disrupt, or otherwise influence political and social change. Read more

Explore how literature has shaped and been shaped by modern and contemporary culture. You have the opportunity to choose from modules reflecting on. Read more

The Online MA in International Relations is an ideal postgraduate degree for ambitious and globally minded individuals who are seeking a flexible way of understanding international arenas, while exploring the theories, policies and practices that are essential to furthering expertise in this dynamic and exciting field. Read more

The MA (Hons) in International Relations will teach you to explore issues such as the origins of war and peace, the making of foreign policy, trade regimes, international terrorism, human rights, international law, and the interaction of political and economic development. Read more

Criminal law and criminal justice lie at the heart of questions around how we as a society respond to crime. On this course you’ll study an exciting range of topics. Read more

Explore an exciting blend of criminology and criminal justice subjects and address key contemporary questions and debates. By studying criminological theory and policy you’ll see how conceptual frameworks can be applied to thinking about crime and society. Read more