Durham Global Security Institute MSc Programmes
The MScs explore the interface between defence, development and diplomacy in conflict prevention, intervention and post-conflict reconstruction and stabilisation. Straddling war and peace studies, and drawing on (international) politics, law, geography and anthropology, among others, the programmes enable students to study the latest theories, engage with world-class academics and practitioners, and gain practical skills through role playing. Cross-cutting themes include the changing relationship between state, society and international system; the role of law, ethics, culture and communication; the interplay between local and transnational; and the tension between national and human security. The MScs are targeted at professionals from governmental, inter-governmental and non-governmental organisations, graduates and those wishing to pursue further research.
Funding
Bursaries will be available for academic year 2013/14 to cover UK/EU tuition fees.
If you wish to be considered for a bursary please :
- Indicate that you wish to apply for a bursary in the section that asks how you will fund the course on the on-line application
- Submit a research proposal (attached as a document) of no more than 1,500 words excluding sources.
Deadline for bursary applications is 30th March 2013
Updated fees will be announced later. Current fees for 2012/13 are £8,400 for UK/EU students and £15,300 for overseas students.
For more information and/or advice contact: dgsi@durham.ac.uk