M.Phil. Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation
Course Overview
Based in the dynamic post-conflict environment of Belfast, this M.Phil. provides an interdisciplinary exploration of conflict resolution and reconciliation, blending academic theory with practical, hands-on experience. It is designed for both seasoned practitioners and those new to the field, equipping graduates with transferable skills for careers in mediation, policy, advocacy, and research. The program offers a unique opportunity to learn directly from a society actively engaged in transformation and peacebuilding.
Key Program Highlights
- Immersive learning in Belfast, a living case study of post-conflict transformation and social change
- Blends academic theory with practical skills through workshops, placements, and community engagement
- Offers a flexible structure with weekly classes, intensive modules, and options for shorter study periods
- Equips graduates for diverse careers in diplomacy, NGO work, journalism, mediation, and further academic research
- Provides access to a wider curriculum through optional modules from related peace studies and theology programs
Course Overview
Based in the dynamic post-conflict environment of Belfast, this M.Phil. provides an interdisciplinary exploration of conflict resolution and reconciliation, blending academic theory with practical, hands-on experience. It is designed for both seasoned practitioners and those new to the field, equipping graduates with transferable skills for careers in mediation, policy, advocacy, and research. The program offers a unique opportunity to learn directly from a society actively engaged in transformation and peacebuilding.
Key Program Highlights
- Immersive learning in Belfast, a living case study of post-conflict transformation and social change
- Blends academic theory with practical skills through workshops, placements, and community engagement
- Offers a flexible structure with weekly classes, intensive modules, and options for shorter study periods
- Equips graduates for diverse careers in diplomacy, NGO work, journalism, mediation, and further academic research
- Provides access to a wider curriculum through optional modules from related peace studies and theology programs
