Bachelor in Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution (Bachelor's)

At Guilford College, tuition is 40,400 USD per year.

Students study the origins, resolution, and prevention of international and inter-group conflicts. They also learn peace research methods and related social science and psychology.

The field supports work on conflict resolution and prevention in international and inter-group settings. It is used in peace research and related social scientific and psychological applications.

For international students, tuition is above the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 84% of applicants.

Greensboro, North Carolina, is home to Guilford College, a Quaker-inspired liberal arts college established in 1837. The 349-acre campus includes woods, a lake, trees, and a quad. Guilford Woods includes 20 protected acres, with plans to protect more. The college's setting combines academic work with a campus landscape that is central to daily life.

Academic life centers on small classes, large questions, and learning by doing. Research, internships, and fieldwork begin in the first year, and students can choose from dozens of majors and minors across the college's departments and centers. The liberal-arts model connects classroom work with a Quaker sense of purpose. Guilford graduates have gone on to Fulbrights, NASA Langley, the Peace Corps, and graduate schools across the country.

International students will find a college organized around close contact between students and faculty. Guilford's community supports knowing every student by name, and small classes keep learning personal. Campus life includes living and eating, clubs and organizations, the arts, student media, and athletics. International applicants are included among the college's admission audiences, alongside high school, transfer, veteran, graduate, and adult students. Information about applying, financial aid, majors, visits, and campus life is available through the college's admission and student-life programs.