Can you demonstrate objectivity and empathy? Are you good at solving complex problems?
From the workplace to the international stage, conflict is everywhere — and so is the work of resolving it. At the School of Conflict Studies, you’ll examine the political, psychological and social roots of disputes, then learn the tools that move people from disagreement to durable solutions.
Why study here
- Work across scales — local, national and international conflicts, with case studies drawn from every level.
- Build core practitioner skills — active listening, negotiation and mediation taught through hands-on exercises.
- Connect theory to the field — political, psychological and social lenses applied to real situations.
- Choose your depth — certificate to PhD, with options to specialize as you progress.
Programs of study
- Certificate in Conflict Resolution
- Honours B.A. in Conflict Studies
- Honours B.A. with Major in Conflict Studies
- M.A. in Conflict Studies
- Ph.D. in Conflict Studies
What you’ll gain
Skills you’ll build
- Diagnose the political, psychological and social drivers of a dispute.
- Practice active listening, negotiation and mediation in supervised settings.
- Design and apply prevention, management and resolution strategies that hold under pressure.
Where graduates work
- International programs officer
- Labour relations advisor
- Grievance and arbitration analyst
- Mission planning specialist
Scholarships
Explore your eligibility for a scholarship — an opportunity may already be within your reach.
Admission
Ready for the next step? Bring your ambitions to life and start your admission application today.
The School is part of ÐÔ°®Ñ§ÌÃ’s Faculty of Human Sciences.