International Relations, Politics and History: Nuclear crisis simulation On Campus

The simulation is based on the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 and demonstrates how states may react in high-stakes crises. It provides students the experience of top-level decision-making under pressure. The Missile Crisis is particularly resonant today. With Russia and the NATO states at odds over the Ukraine and the potential danger of nuclear escalation. Real-life documents, and unexpected twists make the simulation a memorable learning experience.

These sessions are suitable for students with an interest in:

English Language

Language and Linguistics

Language and Creative Writing

Language and Literature

English and MOLA

Education and English.

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