The Master of Arts in Conflict Resolution encompasses theoretical practices from Conflict Resolution and International Relations and practices including negotiation, mediation, and creative peace–building to address conflict, whether it be personal, group, or international.
Colleges and Universities Offering Master of Arts in Conflict Resolution and Peace Building in Ghana are:
Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre
Requirement
Applicants to the Executive Master of Arts in Conflict, Peace and Security (EMCPS) must be Senior Executives and Practitioners in the field of Peace and Security.
Admission to the Master’s Degree in Conflict, Peace and Security (Executive and Regular Weekend) requires a good Bachelor’s Degree (second class lower or better).
Applicants with Third Class must have at least two (2) years of relevant working experience and may be required to undergo an interview.
Basic understanding and comprehension of English is required.
The course is opened to both male and female applicants, but female applicants are especially encouraged to apply.
What can I do with a Masters’s in Peace and Conflict Studies?
Dialogue/Conflict Resolution Strategies.
Non-Violence Social Change.
Government and Multi-Lateral Efforts.
Humanitarian Action.
What can I do with a masters in conflict resolution?
A master’s degree in conflict resolution can lead to careers in mediation, analysis, and negotiation. Mediators can help settle disputes between consumers and corporations, create agreeable contracts between multiple parties, and address shortcomings in public policy to create a more just society.