Program Level Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion of the Master’s Programme in Peace, Mediation and Conflict Research, the student:
- is able to assume active roles to recognise, analyse and resolve global challenges and to become a proactive contributor to a more peaceful, tolerant, inclusive and secure world.
- has gained interdisciplinary understanding of the short- and long-term consequences of conflicts.
- has learned to understand the preconditions for conflict transformation, conflict resolution and peace in local as well as in international and global contexts.
- has learned to analyse the evolution of conflicts and conflict resolution and has gained knowledge of peacebuilding, mediation and negotiation.
Programme structure (120 ECTS):
– Advanced Studies in Peace Mediation and Conflict Research 90 credits (including Master’s Thesis and Thesis Seminar 40 credits)
– Joint studies 17-22 credits
– Free Choice Studies 8-13 credits
Full version of 2024/2025 curriculum is available here.