Part Time Masters Degrees in Sociology (International Security)

Understanding complex risks and the dangers they pose, is crucial to managing security and countering threats in a global world. View course

Understanding complex risks and the dangers they pose, is crucial to managing security and countering threats in a global world. View course

Our MSc International Security and Global Governance gives you the opportunity to explore urgent contemporary debates about violence, conflict, security and governance from a global perspective. View course

Analyse key contemporary global societal challenges with a focus on their implications in areas like cybersecurity, counterterrorism, and peacekeeping. View course

This course has January and September start dates.  Apply Now. View course

The Professional Doctorate in Security Risk Management (D.SyRM) is a structured, part-time programme targeted towards security professionals in the UK and overseas. View course

This course is the first ever doctorate degree designed for professionals working in law enforcement, policing, security, government and the private sector. View course

Enhance your knowledge of the factors that influence major global societal challenges, with a focus on interstate relationships. View course

Explore different aspects of terrorism and security management from a holistic perspective on this part-time Master's degree, which you can study over two years by distance learning. View course

Deepen your understanding of the causes and consequences of some of the major threats facing global societies, with a focus on their impact on European politics. View course

Explore gender in a global and social context through our interdisciplinary MA. View course

This course has both January and September start dates. View course

Become an expert in the crucial relationship between international law and security. View course

The Political Sociology MA provides you with the opportunity to study key concepts and approaches in political sociology and theoretical debates about… View course