Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies
Academic Programs:
MS in Peace & Conflict Studies
About the Course:
The Post-Graduate program is planned to establish the focus of individual scholars, having background in diverse fields of social sciences and Humanities, in the field of Peace & Conflict Studies. This is a multi-disciplinary degree program that intends to train scholars in their respective fields with the lens of Positive Peace.
Duration of Programme: 2 years
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Ph.D. in Peace and Conflict Studies
About the Course:
The Post-Graduate Program of Ph.D. in Peace & Conflict Studies is offered based on the scholastic expertise available at the Institute from time to time. The initial focus, therefore, is on Violence, Gender, and Education, however not limited to these fields. Institute is inclined to consider the University of Peshawar as a broader umbrella while counting on its human resource; therefore scholars have the option to pick areas of research in diverse fields ranging from Criminology, Sociology, Anthropology, and Political Science to Journalism, International Relations, Pakistan and Regional Studies and Theological Interests.
Duration of Programme: 3 years
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Post Graduate Diploma in Peace & Conflict Studies
About the Course:
The Post-Graduate Diploma program is designed for professionals having academic and practical backgrounds in diverse fields of Peace & Conflict Studies. Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies desire to enroll experienced professionals from the development and/or security sector for having a better theoretical understanding of conflict dynamics, conflict transformation, and peacebuilding and its implication in their respective fields.
Duration of Programme: 1 year (Currently not offered)
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BS in Peace and Conflict Studies
About the Course:
This undergraduate Program is designed to produce human resource with diverse theoretical knowledge on the concepts of Peace, Conflict, Development, and Socio-Economic Integration through Social Science Theoretical Frameworks and Indigenous Research on Radicalization, Alternative Dispute Settlements (Jirga) in Pakistan.