Specializations
During the MSCM program, students may choose to pursue a specialization in one of two tracks. These are optional specializations that students may complete as part of their study. In order to complete a specialization, students must choose the particular courses related to the specialization during their course registration each semester.
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The Justice and Organizations Specialization
The Justice and Organizations Specialization provides students training in skills related to organizational conflict prevention and engagement, and dispute resolution. This specialization is well-suited for those students interested in working in domestic court systems, and in public, private, and non-profit sectors.
Required Courses - 6 Credit Hours
- Basic Mediation Training
- Advanced Civil Mediation Training
- Organizational Leadership
- Grant Writing and Program Evaluation OR Special Topics
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The International Conflict Management Specialization
The International Conflict Management Specialization provides students knowledge and skills development for working effectively in international settings, such as non-governmental organizations (NGOs), conflict and peacebuilding contexts, and international corporate environments.
Jobs Relating to the International Conflict Management Specialization:
- Elections Project Officer, United Nations Development Programme, Zambia
- Humanitarian Affairs Coordinator, The United Nations
- Behavior Detection Analyst, U.S. Department of Transportation
- Professor, Environmental Dispute Resolution
- Conflict Manager, United World Solutions
- Consul General
- Executive Director, Recovery Outfitters, Inc.
- Consultant, Global Business Development Coordinator
- Disaster Relief Coordinator, American Red Cross
- Project Coordinator for the Americas Program, The Carter Center
Required Courses - 6 Credit Hours
- Basic International Mediation Training
- Advanced International Mediation Clinic
- Humanitarian Crisis Intervention
- Post-conflict and Peacebuilding OR Grant Writing and Program Evaluation OR Special Topics