After successfully completing his/her studies the graduate is able to:

• independently analyze security phenomena and processes;
• predict the future development of security and strategic issues;
• compare the security policy of various actors;
• apply important elements of theories and methods and strategic thinking;
• analyze and solve conflicts with a relevance to security;

security analysts in governmental and non-governmental spheres;

security forces (Mgr. according to the Law 361/2003);

higher levels of diplomacy;

leading security advisors in privat spehere;

specialized security and strategic media;

security researchers and scholars.

The study program is completed by the Master Final State Examination. Students can register for the Final State Examination at the end of the master's program. They are required to complete a total of 120 credits (ECTS) of the degree program. A total of 69 credits must be obtained in required courses and 51 credits in elective and optional courses: of these, at least 39 credits must come from elective courses. The ECTS obtained for competing the minimal language competence are included in the optional courses.

An oral examination in two subjects immediately follows the thesis defense. This examination takes the form of asking questions by committee members (based on subject areas and the required literature).