Career Path
Career paths for graduates with an MPhil in Peace and Counterterrorism Studies include:
Government and Security Agencies: Working for government agencies, intelligence services, law enforcement agencies, or military organizations involved in counterterrorism efforts, policy development, intelligence analysis, and strategic planning.
Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs): Joining NGOs, research institutes, or think tanks focused on peacebuilding, conflict prevention, human rights, and counterterrorism, where they can contribute to research, advocacy, and capacity-building initiatives.
International Organizations: Pursuing careers with international organizations such as the United Nations, the European Union, or regional organizations involved in peacekeeping, conflict mediation, counterterrorism cooperation, and capacity-building programs.
Academia and Research: Continuing their academic journey by pursuing doctoral studies or working as researchers, lecturers, or professors in universities, conducting research on peace, security, terrorism, and counterterrorism issues.
Private Sector: Applying their expertise in security risk analysis, crisis management, corporate security, or intelligence analysis within private sector companies, especially those operating in regions prone to security threats.
Consulting: Working as independent consultants or joining consulting firms specializing in security risk assessment, conflict analysis, or providing advice and training to government and non-governmental clients on counterterrorism strategies and policies.
