The Master’s Degree in Conflict Resolution at Bircham International University investigates the origins and theories of conflict and war, and their prevention. It analyzes how foreign policy, national security, political objectives, conflict and violence, and the political economy of war connect. The program also examines how conflict transforms into social violence, ways to end hostilities, and the administration of peace processes.
Study is delivered via distance learning. The program structure is 70% textbooks and 30% project. The degree requires 36 to 54 academic credits. The program includes Conflict Resolution Online (39 academic credits) plus research methodology and a final project or thesis (13 academic credits).
Admission is open for adults over 25 years of age, with a required bachelor’s degree or international equivalent (3 to 4 years of study). The program is designed for professionals seeking flexible and specialized distance education and provides specialized training with practical knowledge and specific skills linked to the student’s concentration.
Modules
- Conflict Resolution Online
- Research methodology and final project or thesis
- 501COR - Social Science
- 502COR - Legal Science
- 503COR - Labor & Management Relations
- 504COR - Law & Justice
- 505COR - Conflict Resolution
- 506COR - Protection of Human Rights
- 507COR - International Le