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Pennsylvania
Acadia University (university
website) (Glenside, Pennsylvania)
Graduate Studies
International Peace and Conflict Resolution Program
M.A. in
International Peace and Conflict Resolution (44 credits minimum / 50
credits maximum: 24 credits in Foundational courses, 12 credits in Study
Abroad and Concentration courses, 0 to 6 credits in Electives, 6 credits in
Professional Experience, and 2 credits in Capstone Experience; Practice:
Professional Experience - 10 to 12 weeks of supervised experience in an
international organization with responsibilities and commitments in peace and
conflict prevention/resolution)
Bryn Mawr College (university
website) (Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania)
Graduate School of Social Work
and Social Research
Continuing Education: Certificate Program in Conflict Resolution
Certificate
Program in Conflict Resolution (6 courses including a Field Project;
Practice: Field project is required)
Duquesne University
(university
website) (Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania)
Political Science and Sociology
Departments
Graduate Center for Social and Public Policy
M.A. in Social and Public Policy with a Concentration in Conflict Resolution
and Peace Studies (36 graduate credits: 12 credits in Core which include 3
credits in Thesis, 12 credits in CR Concentration which include 3 credits in
an Internship, and 12 credits in Electives; Practice: Internship is required)
Graduate Certificate in
Conflict Resolution and Peace Studies (12 graduate credits: 4 courses in
CR; Practice: Internship is required)
Pennsylvania State University
(university
website) (State
College,
Pennsylvania)
Dickinson School of Law
Graduate Certificate in Dispute Resolution
Graduate
Certificate in Dispute Resolution. The Certificate Program in Dispute
Resolution and Advocacy serves: (1) to attract to Penn State Dickinson
students interested in dispute resolution and advocacy; (2) to integrate our
dispute resolution and advocacy courses in a comprehensive, systematic manner;
(3) to highlight the depth and excellence of Penn State Dickinson’s advocacy
and dispute resolution curriculum; and (4) to enable students to demonstrate
to prospective employers and to the public proficiency in skills relating to
dispute resolution and advocacy.
Temple University
(university website) (Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania)
College of Education
Psychological Studies in Education
Certificate in Conflict Processes. The
Adult and Organizational Development program offers a Certificate program in
Conflict Processes consisting of four required courses focusing on conflict
theory and practice in organizational, group, and community contexts. The
Certificate in Conflict Processes is designed for the professional who works
regularly with conflict management and dispute resolution as a profession or
as an important part of their work. The Certificate helps students understand
the causes of conflict, the dynamics of conflict, and the variety of
approaches for managing conflict. A strong emphasis on integration of theory
and practice provides students with knowledge as well as skill development.
College of Allied Health
Professions
Applied Communication and Communication Sciences Program
Master of Arts in Applied Communication: Conflict
Processes, Language and Social Interaction (Minimum of 36 semester hours of
course work: 9 core semester hours which include an Applied Project; Practice:
Information not available)
Ph.D. in Communication
Sciences with a Specialization in Conflict Processes (72 credits in graduate
course work related to a defined area of specialization, plus 6 credits of
dissertation research; Practice: Information not available)
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