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The PhD in International Conflict Management in the School of Conflict Management, Peacebuilding and Development at Kennesaw State University (KSU) has students from around the world, creating a dynamic, yet intimate, educational environment. Doctoral students, after completing core courses, are given the flexibility to focus their studies in their desired areas. International Conflict Management is a field that currently has few opportunities for advanced education. KSU is a leading institution with one of the few independent schools of conflict and peacebuilding in the world.
The core seminars provide interdisciplinary grounding in the fundamental theoretical concepts, epistemology, ethical and cultural foundations, and practical applications in international conflict management and resolution.
Preparation includes courses in research design, program evaluation, and how to use quantitative and qualitative methods.
Students can personalize their disciplines with a wide array of electives focused in the students' areas of interest. Students may also practice their conflict management skills in applied international settings to gain an understanding of today's complex challenges marked by globalization.
Program of Study
The PhD in International Conflict Management is comprised of a total of 75 credit hours including at least 60 course credits and up to 15 required dissertation credits. Eligible students can have up to 17 related credits transferred in from their Master's degree.
Core Seminars (16 credit hours):
Theories and Analysis; International Relations; Economics of Conflict; Intercultural Dynamics; Peace and Conflict Studies Approaches; and more...
Methodology Courses (12 credit hours)
Research Design, Quantitative & Qualitative Methods, Adv. Research Methods
Peacebuilding & Development Courses (6 credit Hours)
Choice of International Negotiation; Peacebuilding Assessment; Essentials of Mediation; Non-Violent Resistance; Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration; Transnational Civil Society; Sustainable Development; International Political Economy
Program Curricular Electives (26 credit Hours)
Over 25 courses to choose from for program electives
Dissertation Research (up to 15 credit Hours)
Independent research and dissertation writing under the direction of a professor.
Research and Career Opportunities
Each doctoral student, after completing the core courses, is given the flexibility to focus their studies in their desired area. The ability to drive their curriculum in the direction of their dissertation and region allows them to further their expertise in their academic discipline. PhD in International Conflict Management graduates are prepared to compete for tenure-track university faculty appointments and a wide range of operational positions in government, non-governmental agencies, and the global private sector.
We provide assistantships and a limited number of competitive fellowships each year. Students offered an assistantship are funded in the amount of $15,000 per year. Program funding consists of grants, fellowships, Graduate Research Assistantships (GRAs), and Graduate Teaching Assistantships (GTAs) to support the research and teaching responsibilities of the program faculty, contributing departments, and university.
Join the top tier Conflict Management Specialists at KSU.
Apply soon for your chance to join our Spring cohort.
This fulltime, interdisciplinary, in-residence program is designed to meet the global demand for scholar-practitioners to address the complex array of international conflict and security challenges through the development and implementation of empirically based research, policy recommendations, and solutions. PhD in International Conflict Management graduates are prepared to compete for tenure-track university faculty appointments and a wide range of operational positions in government, non-governmental agencies, and the global business community.
Application Deadline is March 1st
Admission requirements
http://conflict.hss.kennesaw.edu/programs/incm_admissions/
Transcripts
Official transcripts from all post-secondary educational institutions.
Statement of Intent
Description of interest in the study of international conflict management and any relevant experiences. Explanation of how the PhD program could further the applicant's interests.
Writing Sample
Writing sample demonstrating writing and analytical abilities as they relate to higher education or professional experience.
Curriculum Vitae
Document showing the chronological progression of the applicant's educational and work experiences including any additional relevant information.
Recommendation Letters
Three letters of recommendation.
Additional Requirements for International Students
All applicants who are not native speakers of English must take the TOEFL or the IELTS.
Regular link: https://issuu.com/mscm/docs/incm_brochure_web2_357ab5758844d9
PhD in International Conflict Management
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MS 243, MD 1602
Kennesaw,GA 30144
Phone: (470) 578-6127
Email: [email protected]
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