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Nov 22, 2024
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2022-2023 University Bulletin [ARCHIVED BULLETIN]
Master of Arts in Mediation and Conflict Resolution
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The MA in Mediation and Conflict Resolution is offered in a convenient low-residency format. Students will complete two five-day intensive courses on campus, preferably a year apart, with the remaining courses completed online. This provides the best of both worlds: face-to-face interaction with faculty and peers with the flexibility and convenience of online learning.
Students may pursue a graduate certificate in Conflict Resolution (12 hours) alone, or pursue the degree after completion of the certificate. MCR 601 is required for the certificate, followed by 3 additional MCR courses of the student’s choice. If an undergraduate student from the BPS program wishes to pursue a certificate in Conflict Resolution, at least two graduate courses must be taken at the graduate level once accepted as a non-degree seeking student.
Degree Requirements:
Thirty-six credit hours
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Admission Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree in any subject from a regionally-accredited college or university, or international equivalent
- At least three years of full-time work experience or a waiver from the college dean
- Completed application, including:
- official transcripts from previous institutions
- 1-2 page statement of purpose explaining how the degree will fit in with the applicant’s personal and professional goals
- Two letters of recommendation
- GRE scores are not required, but may be submitted to strengthen a candidate’s application
Required Courses
Twenty-seven semester hours:
Electives
Nine semester hours, chosen from the following:
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