International Peace Studies
International Peace Studies students are immersed in an interdisciplinary cutting-edge course of study that examines the causes and consequences of war and armed conflict, with a view to understanding how to achieve sustainable peace. Lecturers draw on inter-disciplinary perspectives from politics and political science, international relations, philosophy, sociology, ethics and conflict resolution, allowing students to engage critically with the social, political and economic issues associated with peace and violence. Topics include:
* The Politics of Peace and Conflict
* Research Methods
* Human Rights
* International Organizations and Conflict Resolution
* Gender in War and Peace
* Internship Module
The course also provides students with the opportunity to engage with those working in conflict resolution and peace-building, by providing an internship module, a mediation Spring school, field trips to Belfast and UN Geneva and various guest lectures from experienced diplomats and NGO officials throughout the year.
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Course Information
Duration: 1 year full-time/2 years part-time
Fees 2017-2018:
EU Students full-time: €8,428
EU Students part-time: €5,608
Non-EU Students full-time: €15,408
Non-EU Students part-time: €9,283
Closing Date: 30 June 2018
Scholarships
Course Structure, Module Summaries and Core Reading 2017-18
IPS Key Dates 2017-2018
IPS Timetable 2017-2018
Internship Information Guide
FAQs
Handbook for M.Phil. Courses
Pre-arrival Information
Field Trips
Student Testimonials
Common Practical Questions
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