Master in Security studies

For Master in Security studies, applications for the Mar 2027 intake close on Dec 31, 2026; tuition comes to 18,000 EUR per year.

The Military University of Technology in Warszawa offers a master's programme in Security studies, National Security, delivered in English over four semesters, with a start date of 2026-03-02 and a yearly tuition of EUR 4050. The programme responds to the complexity of the contemporary political situation, addressing the need for knowledge and practical preparation in state security and public order. Designed for those interested in both military and non-military threats in the modern world, the curriculum aims to give graduates the knowledge needed to take on administrative and managerial functions within a country's socio-political and economic life, against a backdrop of European integration and intensifying globalization. Students acquire knowledge and basic skills in security administration and the management of security processes across state and local government administration. Beyond technical content, the programme is meant to develop students' creativity and innovative thinking, flexibility, and adaptability, alongside habits of self-education and self-development, qualities relevant to careers that evolve alongside shifting security challenges. The course is conducted for Polish citizens and foreigners in English, and candidates must provide a certificate of English language proficiency at B2 level. National security as a field draws on political science, law, public administration, and international relations, preparing graduates for roles in ministries of defence and interior, security agencies, local government, and international organisations working on security cooperation. The four-semester structure at the Military University of Technology, beginning 2026-03-02, situates this training within an institution historically focused on technical and security-related higher education in Poland, combining academic study with a practical orientation toward administrative and managerial security roles.