The First-Level Master in Geopolitics and Global Security trains professional operators working in the field of Geopolitics and Global Security, capable of analyzing international strategic dynamics, assessing emerging global risks, and contributing—through advanced multidisciplinary tools—to security management and crisis prevention in institutional, corporate, and international contexts.
Upon completion of the First-Level Master in Geopolitics and Global Security, students will have acquired foundational training enabling them to critically and integratively understand the dynamics of international politics, emerging phenomena related to terrorism and organized crime, the new challenges of cybersecurity and critical infrastructure protection, and the evolution of human rights in the global context. They will also be able to apply the acquired skills in risk analysis, crisis management, and the formulation of operational security strategies in public, private, and international domains.
The First-Level Master in Geopolitics and Global Security offers a wide range of employment opportunities across various sectors. Below is a list of some potential career paths:
• Global Security Specialist
SPS/06 – Geopolitics and Dynamics of International Relations – 9 ECTS
SPS/04 – SPS/13 – Global Security and Strategic Studies – 7 ECTS
SPS/06 – IUS/13 – Foreign Policy and International Diplomacy – 9 ECTS
SPS/12 – IUS/17 – International Terrorism and Organized Crime – 8 ECTS
IUS/13 – International Law and Human Rights – 9 ECTS
ING-INF/05 – SPS/04 – IUS/20 – Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure Protection – 8 ECTS
SPS/04 – SECS-P/12 – Analysis of Global Risks and Crisis Management – 6 ECTS
Final Thesis – 4 ECTS
