Master of Conflict and Terrorism Studies

University of Auckland

Master's degree

Study Discipline: Law Studies, Social Sciences

Study Programme Details

City:

Country: New Zealand

Admission Sessions: Autumn Session

Study Format: Full Time, Part Time

Mode of Study: Fully on Site

Programme Type

Master's degree

Duration

12 Months

Scholarship Available

Yes

Language

English

About this Study Course

Elevate your comprehension of the origins, dynamics, and repercussions of political violence with our Master of Conflict and Terrorism Studies. Delve into comprehensive explorations of strategies for the prevention and resolution of conflicts.

Overview

Embark on a transformative academic journey as you decipher the complexities of conflict, contribute to the creation of safer communities, and play a role in fostering global security. This interdisciplinary program invites you to deepen your understanding by studying diverse aspects, including war, ethnic and religious conflicts, cybercrime, terrorism, and radicalization. Benefit from the expertise of seasoned researchers, some of whom have contributed to esteemed international institutions like the United Nations and World Bank.

Admission Requirements

IELTS 6.5 and the writing test score 6.0
C2 Proficiency – Cambridge English Qualifications with pass grade A, B or C.
C1 Advanced – Cambridge English Qualifications with pass grade A, B or C.
TOEFL iBT 90 and the writing test score 20
You must have completed an undergraduate degree in a relevant subject from a recognised university (or similar institution).

Enter from an undergraduate qualification
Three core courses in the causes, dynamics and resolution of violent conflict and terrorism, and the ethics of war (45 points)
Elective courses (90 points or 75 points)
Dissertation (45 points or 60 points)

Domestic studentsNZ$9,304.80
International studentsNZ$41,180

Future Career Outcomes

Graduates of the Master of Conflict and Terrorism Studies program emerge equipped with the knowledge and skills to pursue impactful roles in conflict resolution, security analysis, and peacebuilding on both national and global scales.