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The school’s flagship programme is the Master of Applied Security and Strategy (MStrat), a one-year graduate degree designed to equip students with the skills to dissect strategic problems and be able to respond to them adeptly.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.exeter.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/courses/securitystudies/applied-security-strategy/ | title=MA Applied Security and Strategy | publisher=[[University of Exeter]] | location=UK}}</ref> The School also offers research |
The school’s flagship programme is the Master of Applied Security and Strategy (MStrat), a one-year graduate degree designed to equip students with the skills to dissect strategic problems and be able to respond to them adeptly.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.exeter.ac.uk/study/postgraduate/courses/securitystudies/applied-security-strategy/ | title=MA Applied Security and Strategy | publisher=[[University of Exeter]] | location=UK}}</ref> The School also offers research for students, including a research MA in Strategy and Security, and MPhil/PhD in Strategy and Security, and an MPhil/PhD in Security, Conflict and Human Rights.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.exeter.ac.uk/study/pg-research/degrees/strategy/ | title=Strategy and Security: PhD and Research Degrees | publisher=[[University of Exeter]] | location=UK}}</ref> |
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Revision as of 14:22, 19 October 2025
The Strategy and Security Institute is the school of strategy and security at the University of Exeter in Exeter, England.[1] The school was founded in 2012 by Lieutenant General Sir Paul Newton and Professor Gareth Stansfield, with the aim of directly addressing the strategic deficit of a world beset by instability and insecurity.[2][3]
The institute is based in Knightly on Streatham Campus.
Impact
As a research institute, the school actively engages with the government, military, and international organisations on matters of strategy and security, and has advised UK Government departments such as the Ministry of Defence and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.[4]
Faculty are cited in the media regarding UK involvement in matters of strategy and security, including the Middle East conflicts, Russia-Ukraine War, and China.[5][6][7]
Courses
The school’s flagship programme is the Master of Applied Security and Strategy (MStrat), a one-year graduate degree designed to equip students with the skills to dissect strategic problems and be able to respond to them adeptly.[8] The School also offers research degrees for students, including a research MA in Strategy and Security, and MPhil/PhD in Strategy and Security, and an MPhil/PhD in Security, Conflict and Human Rights.[9]
Academic Staff
Professor Anthony King is the Director of the institute.[10] Members of faculty include:
- Martin Robson, Associate Professor of Strategic Studies[11]
- David Blagden, Associate Professor of International Security and Strategy[12]
- Frances Tammer, Professor of Practice[13]
In March 2018 Mark Turnbull, honorary fellow of the Strategy and Security Institute, had his fellowship revoked after Channel 4 reporters secretly filmed him as a part of the Facebook–Cambridge Analytica data scandal.[14][15]
