MLitt (Research) in War Studies in Glasgow United Kingdom | University of Glasgow

The University of Glasgow hosts the Scottish Centre for War Studies, where students can engage in specialized research seminars and conferences focused on conflict-related topics.
Key research areas encompass: Scotland's military heritage, Medieval combat strategies, Early modern military campaigns, The Napoleonic era, Colonial conflicts and unrest, International diplomacy in the 19th-20th centuries, Intelligence studies and global affairs, The worldwide Cold War, Peace theory and activism, Battlefield archaeology, Moral aspects of warfare and humanitarian operations, Guerrilla warfare and anti-insurgency tactics, Global genocide studies, Historical and modern security frameworks. Every research candidate receives guidance from two faculty experts in their chosen field. Potential applicants are advised to consult with relevant faculty specialists about their research proposals before submission. Faculty expertise and contact details are available on the Scottish Centre for War Studies staff directory.
The College of Arts Graduate School fosters an interdisciplinary, collaborative atmosphere for all research scholars. We provide comprehensive training programs, skill development workshops, and academic resources. Within the College of Arts, students join a dynamic, multicultural academic community pursuing both taught and research-based master's degrees in an intellectually rich setting. Every department maintains cutting-edge, influential research programs.
The Master of Letters (Research) program involves advanced specialized study and original research that makes a measurable academic contribution.