Risk Analysis

The master's in Risk Analysis has a unique focus on the societal, health, safety and environmental (not financial) aspects of risk. Gain knowledge and understanding of: social science theories, concepts, techniques and organisational approaches to risk assessment, management, governance and communication. Career prospects for graduates are excellent in this rapidly developing field.
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• Unrivalled location that allows students access to experts in the field of risk analysis.
• Potential for three week internship with leading public and private sector organisations.
• Close links with, and speakers from, government and industry gives students insights and up-to-the-minute knowledge of the subject area.
• For further programme details visit the MSc Risk Analysis website

PURPOSEThe MA/MSc Risk Analysis programme aims to provide an advanced foundation in risk studies. It provides an interdisciplinary education in risk, enabling students to undertake further research or enter into careers as risk specialists in the private and public sectors. It aims to develop and nurture the intellectual and analytical skills of each student to allow them to critically conceptualise risk problems, analyse information, evaluate risk governance and management options, and develop reflexive communication strategies.

DESCRIPTIONThis programme has a unique focus on the societal, health, safety and environmental (but not financial) aspects of risk.

The programme provides knowledge and understanding of:

• Social science theories of the role and treatment of risk in a wide range of public policy, organisational and societal settings;
• Techniques and approaches to the assessment, management, governance and communication of risk across many sectors;
• Opportunities for a three week internship with leading public and private sector organizations;
• Ethical issues to be considered in research on risk.