Master in Peacebuilding (Concepts and Approaches)

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The Master in Peacebuilding (Concepts and Approaches) at Ulster University is a 2-year Master's degree for students who want to understand peacebuilding in societies after violent conflict.

This program covers approaches, activities, and spheres of action in peacebuilding, helping students develop skills in conflict analysis and resolution.

Graduates can pursue careers as Peacebuilding Coordinators, Conflict Resolution Specialists, Human Rights Officers, Policy Analysts, or Research Consultants in organizations like the United Nations or non-governmental organizations.