SAFER | Masters Degree Programme in Security and Safety Management

MD Programme in Security Management and Politics educates top-level professionals in security governance and international security. Read about the activities in SAFER programme, including student and staff stories, blogs and current events.

New SAFER programmes offer highly topical education on International Security and Security Governance

20.12.2024

Tampere University will offer a new 'International Security' track in its Security Management and Politics (SAFER) programme from autumn 2025 onwards. The previously offered 'Security Governance' track will also be renewed, along with the joint programme studies. Both tracks will be taught in English and provide broad security expertise, currently in high demand in working life. Application period started on 11 December and will end on 3 January.

9.10.2024

The application period for the renewed SAFER Master's Programme is starting on 11th of December 2024

The application period to the Master’s Programme in Security Management and Politics at Tampere University is open from 11th of December 2024 until 3rd of January 2025 (3:00 p.m.; UTC+2). The studies begin in Autumn 2025.

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1.10.2024

SAFER offers a multidisciplinary perspective on security challenges

Federica Panzarella studied in the Security Governance track from 2019. She graduated in 2020.

SAFER Alumni Story

12.7.2024

SAFER Master’s programme is being developed

In the fall of 2025, a new specialization option on 'International Security' will be established in the program. The teaching contents of the continuing 'Security Governance' specialization option, as well as the joint programme studies, are also currently being updated and developed. The next intake to the programme will be in fall 2025. The application period will start in December 2024.

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Studies

2.2.2023

The State of Global Nuclear Order

The existing nuclear order has also showed signs of resilience, and at least some ability to withstand the new challenges. Although there are different opinions on the role of the NPT and nuclear deterrence in maintaining great power peace, the degree of volatility that we have had thus far have not yet completely tilted the global nuclear stability.