The Department of "National and Regional Security" offers a master’s program in "Economics of Internal Order" with a duration of two semesters, in a paid form. Applicants who hold a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree, regardless of their field of study The master’s program is structured in accordance with the national requirements for the “Master’s” educational qualification level.

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

The training in the master’s program "Economics of Internal Order" aims to prepare highly qualified managerial professionals at mid- and senior-management levels to meet the needs of the security sector, specialized agencies, and the Ministry of Interior.

The program provides in-depth knowledge and practical guidance in the areas of risk management, crisis management, leadership, emergency management, strategic management, and human resource management within the security sector.

The course of study concludes with the development of a master’s thesis, the topic of which is aligned with the individual interests of the students and takes into account their current or future professional development.

KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCIES

Graduates of the "Economics of Internal Order" master’s program (two semesters) will be able to conduct analyses and forecasts related to the development of economic and managerial processes in the security sector, participate in solving economic issues, and analyze trends in international relations and security policy.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES AND OPTIONS FOR FURTHER EDUCATION

Graduates of the "Economics of Internal Order" program can pursue successful careers in:

• - central and local government authorities;
• - The Ministry of Interior and the security services;
• - private and state-owned companies;
• - commercial enterprises operating in the security sector;
• - the customs administration;
• - activities related to the organization of protection and security for business-sector companies, as well as insurance services;
• - non-governmental organizations;
• - research organizations in the field of security.
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For more information about admission and document submission, visit the UNWE website