Human Security Committee
In Human Security, we value the opinions of our students in and outside of the classroom and are proud of the student’s sense of ownership of the programme. There is a vibrant study environment and the students are deeply involved in the development of the programme and arrange various events. This is done via the Human Security Committee which meets with the programme coordinator on a monthly basis to talk about new initiatives.
Study Culture
Our students come from a variety of different academic and personal backgrounds and we use their unique experiences and skills to learn from one another. Group work and group projects are a vital part of the coursework and students are assigned a study group to work with during the semester.
Pictures from the Human Security programme.
New Students
The Master’s degree programme in Human Security accepts up to 40 students per year. Click below if you are looking for information about:
- Admission requirements (see under “Admission requirements”)
- Application procedure
- Application deadlines
- Study start
Practical questions about the application should be sent to the study counsellors.
Current Students
Links to important information for current students:
- Academic regulations
- Teaching information
- Exam information
- Project placement
- Erasmus
- MA thesis information
- Counselling
Please contact Study Centre Arts or the study counsellors if you have questions about exams, re-exams, dispensation, etc.
Former Students
Former students are encouraged to follow the programme on Facebook and LinkedIn. They are also encouraged to contribute to the Human Security Work Placement Database by answering this questionnaire.
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