Peace Studies (MA)

Overview
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Peace Studies deals with one of the most pressing issues of the contemporary world - the challenges that confront actors in conflict and post-conflict societies. The course will reflect on the complexity of peace and peacebuilding, combining theoretical approaches with opportunities for in-depth case study research.
The aim of this programme is to deconstruct the notion of peace and shed light on the issues of peacebuilding. The course encourages thinking beyond the mainstream and encourages students to make a contribution to the discipline.
The programme is built around a core of International Relations, but also draws on other disciplines such as History, Economics, Religious Studies and Law. The objective is to encourage our students to engage critically with both the theoretical and practical dimensions of contemporary conflicts and attempts to (re) build peace. For further information, please download the MA Peace Studies subject guide.
Students will have the opportunity to become involved in and benefit from the active work of the Archbishop Desmond Tutu Centre for War and Peace Studies (see tutu.hope.ac.uk).
Key information:
Location: Hope Park
Course: Masters Degree
Course fees: £4,500 (UK & EU)
Duration: Full or part time
Start date: September entry
Graduates with a 2:1 or above maybe entitled to a discount by visiting our fees and funding page.
This degree is available as a full time course for all international students. For more information about International students studying at Liverpool Hope, visit www.hope.ac.uk/international
Testimonial
'I elected to study the MA Peace Studies programme at Liverpool Hope because not only did it grant me access to leading figures in the field of post conflict peace-building, I was also able to gain invaluable hands on experience at the Archbishop Desmond Tutu Centre for War and Peace Studies. Both a...