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Crisis and Security Management at Leiden University is a 60-credit, 1-year, in-person msc program based in The Hague, NL. Tuition is €22,300.
The program studies the management and causes of threats to security, political and social construction of insecurity, responses to threats, prevention strategies, and best practices from a multi-actor, multidisciplinary, and multi-level approach. It offers specialisations in areas such as governance of crisis, terrorism, cybersecurity, war and peace, violence, and intelligence.
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