
This short course offers a comprehensive introduction to the multifaceted issue of violence against women, covering theoretical frameworks, research methodologies, policy analysis, and practical applications. It is designed for professionals working in specialized services for women and children who have experienced violence, as well as those involved in policy development or aspiring to careers in these fields. The course delves into various forms of violence, including intimate partner violence, sexual assault, sexual harassment, FGM, and honour-based crimes, examining their prevalence, consequences, and the explanatory perspectives behind them.
This Postgraduate Diploma (PgDip) in Violence, Terrorism and Security at Queen's University Belfast offers a critical and analytical approach to understanding political violence, terrorism, and security responses. It provides you with foundational knowledge and up-to-date research methodologies in terrorism studies, security studies, and conflict analysis. The program encourages a critical examination of the causes and consequences of non-state political violence in historical and contemporary contexts, as well as state security strategies. It's designed for students seeking to deepen their understanding of these complex global issues.