Peace and Development at Leeds Beckett University explores how peacebuilding, conflict resolution and development connect in real-world settings. You’ll examine key debates in the international system and develop practical skills in research, project planning and funding applications.
Peace and Development at Leeds Beckett University delves into the intricate relationships between peacebuilding, conflict resolution, and development in diverse real-world contexts. This program encourages students to engage with critical debates within the international system, enhancing their practical skills in research, project planning, and funding applications.
The curriculum is structured to deepen your understanding of peacebuilding and development, transitioning from foundational theories to applied research and independent study.
Capstone requirement: A dissertation based on independent research, bolstered by the training received in research methods throughout the program.
Note: Module availability and sequencing may vary. Please refer to the program website for the most current details.
Tip: If your previous studies are not in a directly related field, consider providing a brief statement detailing your interest in peace and development along with any relevant experiences.
Graduates of the Peace and Development program are well-equipped to pursue a range of careers in various sectors, including international organizations, non-governmental organizations, governmental agencies, and private sector firms focused on development and conflict resolution. The skills and knowledge gained through this program prepare students for roles that require critical analysis, project management, and effective communication in complex environments.
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