Program Description
The MS in Conflict Analysis and Resolution integrates conflict analysis and resolution theory, research methods, practical techniques, and ethical perspectives of the field. Students learn specific practices for addressing sources of hostility and methods of altering negative patterns of interaction, applying this knowledge in laboratory simulations, workshops, internships, and field practice. Graduates work in a variety of settings where conflict resolution is useful and interest groups are in conflict with current and emergent public policy.
What it costs
All of Mason’s tuition rates and fees can be found on our Student Accounts site.
Application Deadline
The priority deadline for Spring is November 1 and the final deadline is January 4. For Fall, the priority deadline is February 1, the standard deadline is March 15. Applications submitted after the deadline are considered upon space availability. For more application information and deadlines, see the Admissions site.
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