Embark on a rigorous academic journey with the PhD Security, Conflict and Human Rights at the University of Exeter, a programme designed for aspiring researchers passionate about understanding and addressing complex global challenges. You will delve into critical areas such as strategic decision-making, contemporary strategic problems, and the legal and normative frameworks governing warfare. This doctoral programme is ideal for those seeking to contribute original research to the fields of security studies, international relations, and human rights, fostering a deep engagement with interdisciplinary scholarship.
This full-time, on-campus PhD, typically completed over four years, immerses you in the vibrant, collaborative research culture of the Strategy and Security Institute. You will work alongside an international community of leading researchers and practitioners, benefiting from expert guidance and opportunities for external funding and impact. Your doctoral research will culminate in a significant contribution to knowledge, preparing you for academic careers, policy analysis, or roles within international organisations where expertise in security, conflict, and human rights is essential.