Career Options

This Certificate prepares students to enter into academic and professional fields related to peace studies. Available career tracks include working for non-profit agencies, international organizations, governmental agencies, public institutions and educational institutions. Students may select a professional or academic focus such as peace building, conflict management, mediation, international law, international relations, political science, history, environmental science, anthropology, comparative literature, peace psychology or philosophy. Most career options directly related to Peace Studies require a four year degree, however some examples of career options with the Certificate may include: Program Coordination, Human Rights Advocate, Community Liaison, Relief / Aid Worker, Peace Activist, Mediator, Resource Developer, Educator, Philanthropist, Environmentalist, Anthropologist, Event Coordinator, and Board Member for a Non-Profit Organization.

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