PhD 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 frequent research seminars and conferences focusing on pivotal conflict-related topics.
Our academic expertise spans: Scotland's military heritage, Warfare during the Medieval period, Combat strategies of the Early Modern era, The Napoleonic conflicts, Colonial warfare and unrest, International diplomacy in the 19th and 20th centuries, Intelligence operations and global affairs, The worldwide Cold War, Peace ideologies and activist movements, Archaeological studies of battlefields, Moral considerations in warfare and humanitarian aid, Guerrilla warfare and anti-insurgency tactics, Global perspectives on genocide, Historical and modern approaches to international security. Every doctoral candidate receives guidance from two faculty members knowledgeable in their research area. Potential applicants are advised to consult with faculty specialists about their proposed studies before submission. The staff directory provides contact details and research focuses of scholars within the Scottish Centre for War Studies.
The Doctor of Philosophy degree is conferred upon candidates whose dissertations demonstrate original research that advances understanding in their discipline, typically including publishable-quality content.