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Graduates
of this program can use their degree as a springboard for further
graduate study or professional development in many fields such
as law, medicine, psychology, social work, ministry, and public
administration. Graduates will gain skills and knowledge that
will be valuable in any of the three "domains" in which conflict
resolution is appropriate: interpersonal, community/organizational,
and global.
Graduates
can work at the interpersonal level of conflict, as:
Teachers
Health care workers
Police
officers
Community activists
Community educators
Mediators
Jobs
that would utilize skills at the community/organizational
level of conflict resolution include employment with the following:
Businesses
Community advocacy
Non-profit organizations
Federal and state agencies
Labor unions
Other
organizations involved in public policy
At
the global level, graduates would find their skills and
knowledge in demand at any of the following organizations and
agencies, for example:
The
World Bank
The International Development Bank
USAID
The Red Cross
The United Nations and affiliated organizations
NGOs that work in the areas of development, capacity building,
and post-war reconstruction
Development and humanitarian organizations
International businesses, law firms and financial institutions
Students
who complete the program will find themselves with conflict resolution
skills that are increasingly in demand by employers, as well as
conflict analysis tools that will aid them in their careers, whether
they choose to begin employment right away or continue their education.
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