Maryland
Goucher
College (university
website) (Towson,
Maryland)
Graduate Programs in Education
Master of
Education (M.Ed.) with a School Mediation Area of Specialization (35-36
credit hours with 15 credit hours in five Core courses and includes a
Research Seminar while implementing an Action Research Project; Practice:
Seminar and Practice in School Mediation is required as part of the Core
courses)
Post-Baccalaureate Professional
Development Certificate in School Mediation (20-21 graduate credits: 9.5
credits in Core courses and 11 credits in Electives; Practice: Seminar and
Practice in School Mediation is required as part of the Core courses)
Certificate in School Mediation
Required courses
for the professional development certificate include:
- ED 607 Seminar
and Practice in School Mediation,
- ED 652
Mediation of Conflict,
- ED 661
Interpersonal Conflict Resolution, and
- ED 662 Cultural
and Gender Issues in the Mediation of Conflict.
- Eleven
additional credits from the core, clinical and elective courses offered in
the Master of Education Program. ED 641 Multicultural Education is
recommended as part of the additional 11 credits.
The University of Baltimore (university
website)
(Baltimore, Maryland)
The Center for Negotiations &
Conflict Management
M.S. Degree Program
M.S.
in Negotiations and Conflict Management (42 credit program: 12 credits in
Core courses, 9 credits in Advanced Perspective courses, 9 credits in
Electives, and 6 credits in Capstone Course which includes the Clinical
Experience and a Paper; Practice: Clinical Experience is required)
Dual Degree Juris
Doctor/Master of Science in Negotiations and Conflict Management.
Participants must complete 81 law credits and 33 (rather than 42) master’s
credits to receive the J.D./M.S. in negotiations and conflict management.
he majority of the work for the master's degree is completed during the last
two years of law school. Students taking this route obtain admission to the
law school very early in their master's studies (or before).
Salisbury University (university
website)
(Salisbury, Maryland)
Conflict Analysis Dispute Resolution Department
The Center for Conflict Resolution
M.A. Degree Program
M.A. in Conflict
Analysis Dispute Resolution (36 credit program: 24 credits in
Core courses, 6 credits of Electives, 3 credits
in Practicum, 3 credits thesis or professional development project).
BEGINNING FALL OF 2009
1.
Complete 24 credits of Core
course work:
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credits |
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CADR 500 |
Introduction to CADR |
3 |
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CADR 510 |
Problem Solving, Negotiation
and Conflict |
3 |
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CADR 520 |
Structural and Systemic
Conflict and DSD |
3 |
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CADR 530 |
Mediation Theory and Practice |
3 |
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CADR 540 |
Theories of Conflict and
Conflict Resolution |
3 |
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CADR 550 |
Research Methods |
3 |
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CADR 600 |
Group Processes and Complex
Conflicts |
3 |
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CADR 610 |
Workshops, Training and
Conflict Coaching |
3 |
2.
Complete 3 credits of Field Practicum course work:
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credits |
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CADR 640 |
Field
Practicum I |
3 |
3.
Complete 6 credits
of Elective course work:
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credits |
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CADR 620 |
Special
Topics |
3 |
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CADR 630 |
Studies in
CADR |
3 |
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CADR 641 |
Field
Practicum II |
3 |
4.
Complete 3 credits
of Capstone course work:
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credits |
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CADR 650 |
Research
Thesis Project |
3 |
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CADR 651 |
Professional Development Project |
3 |
MA Application Packet (pdf download)
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