The Security, Conflict and International Development PGDip at the University of Leicester is designed for professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of the complex interplay between global security challenges and international development efforts. You will explore critical issues such as contemporary conflict analysis and the politics of international development, gaining insights into the dynamics that shape humanitarian emergencies and post-conflict environments. This postgraduate diploma is ideal for individuals aiming to advance their careers in humanitarian aid, international relations, or policy-making, providing a robust academic framework for addressing pressing global concerns.
This online, part-time Postgraduate Diploma is structured to allow you to study flexibly over two years, fitting your academic pursuits around your professional commitments. You will engage with core modules like 'Contemporary Conflict Analysis' and 'The Political Economy of International Development,' and select two further option modules from a wide range of subjects including 'International Security' and 'The Politics of Human Rights.' Through rigorous academic study and critical engagement with current global issues, you will develop advanced analytical skills and a nuanced understanding of international development and security, preparing you for impactful roles in the sector.