Masters

The Humanitarian Action and Peacebuilding master’s degree program is designed for practitioners already working in these fields and related areas. It is offered in collaboration with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) and is supported by the Centre for Development and Emergency Practice (CENDEP). This program provides a unique opportunity to access resources and support from both institutions, both online and in the field through UN missions. This program is delivered through a flexible and user-friendly online …

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The MS in Conflict Analysis and Resolution program at George Mason University integrates theory, research methods, practical techniques, and ethical perspectives related to conflict analysis and resolution. Students learn to address sources of hostility and change negative interaction patterns, applying their knowledge through simulations, workshops, internships, and field practice. Graduates can work in various settings where conflict resolution is essential, particularly when interest groups are in conflict with current public policies. The program costs $657.50 per credit hour for Virginia …

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Columbia University offers a Master of Science program in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution. This program teaches students how to understand the causes of conflicts and how to resolve them effectively. For full-time students, classes are held on Columbia’s New York City campus, either in the evenings or on weekends, starting in the Fall semester. Part-time students have two options: on-campus or hybrid. On-campus part-time students also study on the New York City campus and complete the program in 6-7 terms, …

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The MLitt in Peacebuilding and Mediation program for 2024 entry is a one-year full-time course offered by the School of International Relations at the University of St Andrews. It critically explores the relationship between formal and informal peacebuilding and mediation efforts. The program emphasizes critical engagement with peace processes and covers topics such as conflict mediation, the conceptualization of peace, formal and informal peacebuilding institutions, key actors in peace efforts, and critical analysis of peace processes. Entry requirements for the …

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The Master’s in Peacebuilding and Reconciliation program offers students the opportunity to develop a deep understanding of the causes of interpersonal and intercommunal conflicts worldwide and the ability to critically analyze them. It also covers contemporary peacebuilding and reconciliation theories, practices, and processes, with a specific focus on religious peacebuilding and its application in international contexts. Students gain self-awareness of their potential roles in promoting peacebuilding and reconciliation, especially involving religious actors. This program fosters a sense of community among …

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The Master of Sustainable Peacebuilding (MSP) is a comprehensive graduate program that addresses the growing demand for professionals equipped with advanced training in peacebuilding. Established in 2013 with the support of philanthropic foundations, MSP is designed to bridge the gap identified by the International Commission on Education for Sustainable Development Practice, focusing on holistic education in peacebuilding. MSP is committed to preparing its graduates to tackle pressing global issues, including climate change, homelessness, food security, and health disparities. Alumni of …

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