When you go into peace and conflict studies, you’re studying an interdisciplinary field that covers areas like history, philosophy, political science, sociology, criminal justice, and more. The field analyzes violence, non-violence, and how to create peaceful, sustainable systems. Because the field is broad, there are many career options for students of peace and conflict studies. Here are fifteen:
International social worker |
International aid worker |
Community organizer |
Human rights officer |
Resettlement officer |
Human rights lawyer |
Legal advocate |
Public relations officer |
Diplomat |
Policy analyst |
Researcher |
International mediator |
Conflict resolution specialist |
Trauma specialist |
Nonprofit director |
Are you interested in a career in peacebuilding and human rights?
Our eBooks, “Launching Your Career in Human Rights” and “Peacebuilding Careers: An Introductory Guidebook” provide insights, practical steps, and guidance to help you navigate these fields. Explore career paths, learn how to network effectively, and create a strategic plan for your professional journey. Find out more.