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Research and Education for Peace (REPUSM) The Research and Education for Peace Unit (REPUSM) was formally created in July 1995 under the auspices of the School of Social Sciences, Universiti Sains Malaysia. The formation of the Unit was based on a need to create awareness of solving conflict by peaceful means. It was noted that this awareness was lacking among universities, particularly in Malaysia, judging from the course and academic programmes offered as well as research work undertaken. In establishing REPUSM, USM became the first institute of higher learning in the country to explore Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution through research, education, and training. The REPUSM envisions itself as a center of excellence in the study of human conflict and peaceful living. It aims to actively contribute to the promotion of peace through it various work. Objectives: • To carry out research and education activities aimed at peace empowerment and to publish and disseminate these findings for the academe and general community purpose • To engage in international exchange study program, thus facilitating the cooperation of experts in the field • To provide advisory and consulting services in the fields of peace research, peace education and professional peace building skills • To develop and implement peace education program at various community levels • To organise seminars, workshop and provide professional training in pursuance of the above aims Academic course and training workshop : Through the School of Social Sciences, REPUSM offers academic courses and training workshop within and outside the university. They are as follows : • Peacebuilding Strategies (Undergraduate Course) • Skills & Strategies of Conflict Resolution (Undergraduate Course) • Theories and Practices of Conflict Resolution (Undergraduate Course) • Masters and Doctorial Degree in Philosophy by research (Conflict and Peace Studies) Research programs and other projects : • Southeast Asian Conflict Studies Network (www.seacsn.net) • Aceh Peace Program, now developed into a fully independent Aceh Institute (www.acehinstitute.org) • Acehnese Refugee Program with UNHCR • Post-Tsunami Humanitarian Relief Project
• Mindanao Peace Program • Southern Thailand Peace Program • USM Peace Week • USM Student Peace Club (KeDAMAI-USM) • Mediation & Reconciliation Services (MARS) program • Mediation Training for Rukun Tetangga Learders with the Department on National Unity • REPUSM and the Southern Thailand Universities for Peace (STUfPeace) • Consolidation for Peace Program with Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) for Aceh, Southern Thailand, and Mindanao • Publications Links / Partnership : • Global Partnership for the Prevention of Armed Conflict (GAPPAC) • Action Asia • SEA Human Rights Network • Action Muslim Action Network (AMAN) Coordinator Assoc. Prof. Kamarulzaman Askandar (Political Sciences and Regional Coordinator Southeast Asian Conflict Studies Network [SEACSN]) Dr. Azeem Fazwan Ahmad Farouk (Political Science) Dr. Intan Hashimah Mohd. Hashim (Sociology) Dr. Mohammad Zaini Abu Bakar (Political Science) Dr. Zulkarnain A. Hatta (Social Work) Contact : Research and Education for Peace Universiti Sains Malaysia (REPUSM) School of Social Sciences 11800 Penang, Malaysia Tel: +604-653 2123/ 2658 Fax: +604-657 7070 Committee Members Dr. Hafizah Selamat (Sociology) Dr. Mohammad Reevany Bustami (Sociology) Dr. Salfarina Abd. Gapor (Development Planning and Management) Email: zam@usm.my Website: www.seacsn.net
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