Mass Atrocity and Genocide Prevention Graduate Certificate at George Mason University

Programme overview

This 15-credit program is tailored to provide students with practical knowledge of conflict analysis and resolution relevant to mass atrocity prevention, including genocide and mass violence prevention. Designed for mid-career professionals studying in a cohort environment, or graduate students seeking specialized, practical knowledge, the certificate program integrates conflict analysis and resolution theory, research, and practical techniques of preventing mass atrocities. Certificate courses include intensive sessions, lectures, seminars, and applied-mentored learning in real and simulated situations.

Faculty: Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution | Duration: 15 credits | Study mode: full-time | Location: Fairfax, VA, United States

What you will study

Total 15 credits. Curriculum courses listed include Foundations for Understanding Conflict; Engaging Conflict; Mass Atrocity: Early Warning and Prevention; Ethics and Conflict; Gender and Violence; Identity and Conflict.

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Entry requirements

Applicants to all graduate programs at George Mason University must meet the admission standards and application requirements for graduate study as specified in Graduate Admissions . Applicants to this certificate must submit an undergraduate transcript showing completion of an undergraduate degree or equivalent, a cover letter specifying interest in the program, two letters of recommendation, and a curriculum vitae or résumé indicating relevant work experience. In addition, prior work experience in areas related to the chosen graduate certificate is desirable. GRE or other standardized test scores are not required but may be submitted. The TOEFL is required of international students. For more information, see Admission of International Students .

Duration: 15 credits

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