Overview<br>Leadership plays a significant role in both development and security processes and outcomes. The Leadership Studies with reference to Security &amp; Development PhD offers the opportunity to delve into the interaction between the leadership and security-development nexus, with a focus on developing countries.This programme, through the African Leadership Centre, provides the academic space, support and training to interrogate leadership, security and development, particularly at the conceptual level. Students can draw on academic expertise in a range of disciplines, and supervision may be provided from within the African Leadership Centre or jointly with other faculty within King's.Graduates are well-suited for academic employment, in addition to private sector consulting organisations, NGOs and government employment in the UK, Africa and internationally.For the Joint PhD in Leadership and Security Studies with the University of Pretoria all the relevant information can be found in our Student Guidelines for Joint-PhD in Leadership and Security Studies.Information is current, but staff members can change.Course Detail<br>The Leadership Studies with reference to Security &amp; Development is delivered through the African Leadership Centre (ALC). Below is a snapshot of our research and partnerships:Recent publications• Security Sector Transformation in Africa<br>• Mugabe and the Politics of Security in Zimbabwe<br>• Women, Peace and Security: Translating Policy into Practice<br>• Deep History and International Security: Social Conditions and Competition, Militancy and Violence in West Africa<br>• The Development Planning Era and Developmental Statehood: The Pursuit of Structural Transformation in Nigeria<br>• Islamic Radicalization and Political Violence in Nigeria<br>• The United Nations Peacebuilding Commission: Problems and Prospects<br>• Security in Post-Civil War Democratic Transitions in Africa<br>• Natural Resource Management and Human Security in Africa<br>• BRICS and African International Organisations.