Course summary

Overview 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. You'll gain subject specific knowledge, including a theoretical understanding of what leads to acts of terror within national and international contexts. You'll also develop an understanding of the intersection between research and practice and take an evidence-based approach as you delve into terrorism, security management, the global landscape of cybersecurity, and the managing of serious crime investigations. When you graduate, you'll be equipped to contribute to this important and emerging field of study crucial for global security, ready to enter criminal justice practice anywhere in the world.

• Increase your level of specialism in terrorism and security management by exploring these subjects in depth, and choose between optional modules in cybersecurity or serious crime investigation management

• Be taught by expert academics from our School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, many with previous experience as police officers, crime scene officers, probation officers and intelligence analysts

• Get involved with our criminology research groups, such as the Cybercrime and Cybersecurity group, the Economic Crime group, and the Centre for Cybercrime and Economic Crime

• Complete a major project based on your chosen area of research, with the support of qualified and enthusiastic experts in the field

• counterterrorism analyst

• policing (as an officer or civilian staff)

• crime, security and intelligence analysis

• cybersecurity

• private security

• data analyst

• the Civil Service

• national and international Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs)

• international government agencies and departments

• probation and prison service

• the Courts

• local administration / authorities

• charities