Master of Strategy and Security

Course Details

In an increasingly complex and data-saturated world, the risks facing nations and communities are multidimensional, evolving and interconnected. Traditional great power rivalries have re-emerged as China and Russia contest the existing world order, while non-traditional risks such as climate change-induced disasters, cyberattacks, biosecurity threats, and foreign interference add further layers of complexity. In this environment, the need for intelligence-based decision-makers to innovatively and holistically strategise and guide governments, business and non-government organisations has never been greater.

Qualification: Master Degree (By Coursework)

Course structure: 80 Credit Points