University of Wolverhampton · Distance learning (part-time)
Air, Space and Cyber Power Studies
The University of Wolverhampton has an internationally recognised reputation for war and conflict studies, politics, and military history, and this course draws on the expertise of established researchers based at the University and beyond. Students’ employabi…
MA2.5 yearsDistance learning (part-time)
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School of Social Science, Humanities and Creative Industries · Engineering and technology
The University of Wolverhampton has an internationally recognised reputation for war and conflict studies, politics, and military history, and this course draws on the expertise of established researchers based at the University and beyond. Students’ employability will be enhanced beyond the development of postgraduate skills by engagement with a range of external bodies (RAF Cosford, defence bodies and personnel, external speakers). The University of Wolverhampton has an internationally recognised reputation for war and conflict studies, politics, and military history, and this course draws on the expertise of established researchers based at the University and beyond. Each module is led by scholars who have published widely on many aspects of contemporary conflicts, war studies, international politics and diplomacy, and peace keeping and conflict resolution, as well as air, space and cyber power. The University has the longest established undergraduate War Studies programme in the United Kingdom, and has been delivering postgraduate degrees in the history of war, military history, and conflict studies, both online and in conventional environments for many years. What's unique about this course? - The University has the longest established undergraduate War Studies programme in the United Kingdom - This course draws on the expertise of established researchers based at the University and beyond.
Getting in
As the university states it
A Bachelor of Arts Honours degree (2.1 or above) in a Social Sciences / Humanities subject from a UK University or overseas equivalent or: A professional qualification and/or experience considered to be equivalent. You should also have a good standard of written and spoken English (IELTS 6.5 or equivalent).
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