The M.A. Strategy and International Security at the University of Bonn examines how strategy research and security policy address today’s challenges. You study security in a broad sense and connect political science, international law, and the history of diplomacy with topics such as geoeconomics, technology policy, and development policy.
The Master of Arts in Strategy and International Security at the University of Bonn delves into the complexities of strategy research and security policy, addressing contemporary global challenges. This program provides a comprehensive understanding of security through an interdisciplinary approach, integrating political science, international law, and diplomatic history with pertinent topics such as geoeconomics, technology policy, and development policy.
Core courses include:
Colloquium and applied learning:
Note: For detailed information about semester modules, electives, or thesis requirements, please consult the university's official resources.
The program typically requires the following:
Specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA requirements are not publicly specified. Please verify with the university for the most accurate information.
Graduates of the Master’s program in Strategy and International Security may find themselves well-equipped for various career paths in the fields of international relations, security policy, and related sectors. After completing their degree, students may be eligible to work in Germany under applicable residence and work-permit regulations for graduates.
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