
Bachelor in International Relations: Concentration in Conflict and Security Studies
The International Relations – Conflict and Security Studies course from University of New York in Prague explores the drivers of conflict and how security is understood today across military, political, economic, social, cyber, and environmental dimensions.
Duration
4 years
Starting Date
February, September
Tuition Fee
10,692 EUR per year (EU Citizens & Czech Residents)
12,863 EUR per year (Non-EU citizens)
Location
Prague, Czech Republic
About the Program
During the International Relations – Conflict and Security Studies course from University of New York in Prague you’ll study how conflicts emerge, how threats evolve, and strategies for prevention, management, and resolution. You’ll also develop the ability to:
- Evaluate counter-terrorism and security policy approaches
- Assess traditional and non-traditional security threats
- Analyze conflict drivers, escalation, and peacebuilding efforts
- Work with case studies using modern analytical tools
Career Opportunities
Graduates typically pursue roles in:
- Security analysis and policy (public or private sector)
- Risk, intelligence, and strategic advisory roles
- NGOs, humanitarian organizations, conflict prevention, and peacebuilding
Courses Included
- Cybersecurity and New Forms of Warfare
- Human Security
- Terrorism and Counter-terrorism
- The United Nations in World Politics
- War, Peace and Violence in IR











