Master of Advanced Studies (MAS) Peace & Conflict
The MAS in Peace & Conflict aims at understanding how peacebuilding can transform violent conflicts by using peaceful means, promoting peace, rebuilding societies affected by war and preventing violence from re-emerging. This MAS program bridges academic findings with current insights from peacebuilding practice.
In this program you will:
- Understand latest academic findings on violent conflict and conflict prevention.
- Become familiar with various conflict contexts.
- Acquire practical peacebuilding skills and tools.
- Learn how to design and support peacebuilding programs and reflect critically on peacebuilding practices.
- Lay the foundation for your next career step.
- Exchange experiences and become part of a community of practice.
The Master of Advanced Studies (MAS) Peace & Conflict aims at understanding how peacebuilding can transform violent conflicts by using peaceful means, promoting peace, rebuilding societies affected by war, and preventing violence from re-emerging. This MAS program bridges academic findings with current insights from peacebuilding practice.
A minimum of two years of professional experience in a relevant field and a university degree (minimum BA), or an equivalent educational background, are required.
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Languages | English |
Evaluation | Master Thesis |
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