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The world-leading online Certificate in Terrorism Studies

Programme overview for this leading online counter terrorism training course

Understand the Threat .... Reduce the Risk

An on-line e-learning terrorism course from the Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence (CSTPV) at the University of St Andrews and Informa. Join participants from over 72 countries that have enrolled on the programme.
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If it's part of your responsibility to protect people, infrastructure, organisations or investments, you need to understand the threats, then prepare and implement best practice strategies to reduce the risk and counter international and domestic terrorist threats.

For many - including police authorities, close protection operatives, the military, government and private sector bodies - the subject of terrorism is so vast and complex that educational insight is rarely available to the majority. 

In these testing times where terrorists have grown their ability to target the military and civilians, and security risks are at their highest, knowledge of this important subject will help prepare any company or organisation to counteract and protect against the variety of threats posed by today's multi-faceted terrorist organisations.

Download the Certificate in Terrorism Studies Course Brochure.

This terrorism studies course fills the knowledge gap, enabling participants and organisations to prepare to meet the challenges and risks of evolving anti-terrorist techniques and counter the terrorist threat.

Knowing how and why terrorists are radicalised and plot against civilians, governments, corporations, commercial operations, transport or IT networks makes an unmistakable difference to a nation’s or organisation's anti terrorist and security strategies.  The knowledge you will gain from this unique terrorism course will prove invaluable in countering the ever present threat to security.

The Certificate in Terrorism Studies delivers excellence via globally accessible online e-learning, and can be studied from anywhere - all you need is an internet connection.

Established in September 2006, in partnership with Informa, the Certificate in Terrorism Studies from CSTPV at the University of St Andrews was the first transnational counter terrorism online course to provide individuals, military, and police, as well as public and private sector organisations with an understanding of the latest thinking on terrorism and homeland security. 

Today the course is recognised as the world leader and is undertaken by many individuals and organisations as part of their general terrorism awareness training or as part of counter terrorism training.

Successful completion of the course results in the awarded of an internationally recognised certificate from the University of St Andrews.

Enrol online today

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Course Faculty

Course Faculty

Professor Max Taylor Director CSTPV, University of St Andrews

Dr. Peter Lehr Lecturer CSTPV, University of St Andrews

Sir David Veness Honorary Professor CSTPV, University of St Andrews

Professor Paul Wilkinson CBE Honorary Professor CSTPV, University of St Andrews

Questions?

T: +44 (0)20 3377 3210
T: +1 (646) 957 8929
E: info@terrorismstudies.com

Available Start Dates

13 Sep 2010

17 Jan 2011

18 May 2011

Live Terrorism Threat Level

US Department of Homeland Security Threat Level:

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MI5 current UK Threat Level:

 

Testimonial

"An excellent course that I have benefited from and have certainly increased my knowledge base in this very dynamic and interesting area. I found all the lessons very informative and thoroughly enjoyed the research involved and the writing of the various essays. I will certainly be recommending this course to my colleagues"
Nick Tomlin
HM Forces

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(updated 28 July 2010)


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