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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
National
Sally Weale Education correspondent

Exeter University approves deal with Saudi Arabia to train military officers and officials

Saudi ceremonial guards stand at attention as officials in white robes await arriving dignitaries
Saudi guards and officials await arriving dignitaries. The masters degree is for senior military officers and government officials. Photograph: The Canadian Press/Alamy

The University of Exeter has approved plans for a “formal partnership” with Saudi Arabia to train senior military officers and government officials, despite long-held concerns about the Saudi government’s human rights record, the Guardian has learned.

In a deal that could generate millions of pounds for the Russell Group university, Exeter academics will deliver an MA in applied security and strategy (also known as an MStrat) to a cohort at the National Defense University (NDU) in Riyadh.

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