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M.Litt. War Studies
University of Glasgow
| Start date: | September 2013 |
| Duration full-time: | 12 months |
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| Delivery mode: | On Campus |
| Educational variant: | Part-time, Full-time |
Description
You will spend a semester studying on the degrees core course which covers both the major thinkers on warfare and the practice and conduct of war.
Core topics may include
* Clausewitz and European military thought
* Deep battle theory and Soviet strategy
* Europe's small wars, 1800 - present
* Mahan and Sea Power.
In the second semester, you will take three optional courses which delve in great detail into a particular aspect of military or strategic history.
Optional courses may include
* Early modern warfare
* Chivalry and medieval warfare
* The American way of warfare
* Secret intelligence in the 20th century
* Insurgency and counter-insurgency, 1800-present.
You will complete the programme by writing a dissertation based on your own research. This requires you to engage in original research guided by an expert in the field.
Contents
You will spend a semester studying on the degrees core course which covers both the major thinkers on warfare and the practice and conduct of war.
Core topics may include
* Clausewitz and European military thought
* Deep battle theory and Soviet strategy
* Europe's small wars, 1800 - present
* Mahan and Sea Power.
In the second semester, you will take three optional courses which delve in great detail into a particular aspect of military or strategic history.
Optional courses may include
* Early modern warfare
* Chivalry and medieval warfare
* The American way of warfare
* Secret intelligence in the 20th century
* Insurgency and counter-insurgency, 1800-present.
You will complete the programme by writing a dissertation based on your own research. This requires you to engage in original research guided by an expert in the field.
Requirements
Entry requirements for postgraduate taught programmes are a 2.1 Honours degree or equivalent qualification (for example, GPA 3.0 or above) in a relevant subject unless otherwise specified.
You must also submit a brief statement (no longer than one page) outlining your interest in the programme.
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