University for Peace

Master in M.A. Programmes

The Hague, The Netherlands

The Master in M.A. Programmes at University for Peace is a program for international students taught in English.

Introduction

UPEACE Centre The Hague supports peace education and research, assisting students from Europe in studying at the University for Peace in Costa Rica, established by the United Nations. The Centre promotes and facilitates the University’s programmes and activities in the Netherlands and across Europe.

About the Program

The M.A. Programmes at the University for Peace are designed for students who are passionate about peace and conflict resolution. This one-year master's program is ideal for those who thrive in an international environment and seek to make a meaningful impact in the world. Students will engage with diverse perspectives and develop critical thinking skills essential for addressing global challenges.

Throughout the program, students will explore subjects such as international relations, human rights, and sustainable development. The curriculum emphasizes practical experience, with opportunities for internships and collaborative projects that prepare students for the complexities of the global landscape. By the end of the program, graduates will have honed their analytical skills and gained valuable insights into peacebuilding processes.

Graduates of the M.A. Programmes can pursue various career paths, including roles such as Peacebuilding Consultant, Human Rights Advocate, and International Development Officer. They often find employment with NGOs, governmental organizations, and international agencies. The skills acquired during the program are transferable across sectors, allowing graduates to adapt to various industries focused on social justice and conflict resolution.

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