Conflict Resolution in Divided Societies King's College London

Overview

The Conflict Resolution in Divided Societies MA at King's College London compares case studies from the Middle East and around the world, examining the theoretical literature on the causes and consequences of conflict, conflict regulation, and internationally led and grassroots peace processes.

Key benefits

• Additional academic development, mentoring and time to develop your intellectual interests.

• A wide range of optional modules taught by world leading scholars in conflict resolution and conflict studies.

• Engagement with leading practitioners, including from the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, the British Council, the media, and civil society organisations.

• Exposure to latest debates through regular public lectures organised by the department and its research clusters.

• Strong intellectual and methodological foundations for further research. Research skills for archival research as well as qualitative and quantitative research methodologies for the social sciences.

• Develop communication skills by presenting and disseminating research in written and oral forms to classmates, tutors, and the wider academic community.

• Key transferable skills and core knowledge for a number of career pathways. Our alumni hold positions in media, diplomacy, think-tanks, academia, consultancy, journalism, humanitarian agencies, NGOs and law, including at the UN, NATO, the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, Tearfund, Reuters and PwC.

Career prospects

Our graduates take the skills that they develop to become leaders in the public and private sectors, academia, government, diplomacy and journalism. Students on our MA courses have gone on to build careers in further academic research, NGOs, civil service, NATO, UN, media and publishing, finance and investment, teaching, and the armed forces.