Student Handbook - Faculty of Social Sciences

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Welcome Welcome to the Conflict Studies and Human Rights program. We will be with you over the next few years, as you discover a field of study that will shed light on the realities of the contemporary world, its issues, challenges and dilemmas. The time is right to take part in a field of study that is increasing in popularity, prestige and importance both in Canada and abroad. Our professors welcome you with enthusiasm to this exclusive program. The Conflict Studies and Human Rights program will initiate you to the theories and debates about social and political conflict, as well as to the most central issues in the field of human rights. The program will allow you to study all forms of conflict, in various historical and geographical contexts and from a variety of theoretical approaches. Furthermore, the program will provide you with an excellent understanding of human rights and of how their promotion can help resolve conflict. The program’s link between conflict resolution and human rights makes it unique in Canada. In short, you will receive a comprehensive and in-depth education in a comfortable and welcoming environment. Your education in conflict studies and human rights will be ideal for a career in government as well as with international and non governmental organizations. The program can also lead to graduate studies in a variety of fields, such as conflict studies, war studies, conflict resolution, peace and governance studies, women’s studies and to the Masters in Public and International Affairs, offered by the University’s Graduate School of Public and International Affairs. Christoph Zuercher Program Coordinator, Faculty of Social Sciences - 4 -
Conflict Studies and Human Rights What is Conflict Studies and Human Rights In this program, you study national and international conflicts, fundamental human rights, as well as peace-making efforts and processes. Among the themes addressed are the sources of conflict and violence, justice and democracy, diplomacy and peacekeeping, war and the foundations of universal human rights. Career opportunities in Conflict Studies and Human Rights Departmental assistant in international relations Development officer in peace building initiatives International development officer Program or project officer International policy analyst Conflict resolution worker Foreign-service officer Consultant Link - 5 -
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