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TODAY’S WORLDChallenges to peace, including civil conflict in world regions, science and environmental conflict, the use of drones and other technology in warfare, problems of border security in the age of terrorism, and the complexities of human trafficking, have led to a new emphasis on constructive intervention. Concerns about ethnic tensions, terrorism, border conflict, immigration, weapons flows, alternate security perspectives, and violence at home and abroad create a great need for understanding the circumstances and means by which peace is threatened, reinforced and preserved. On the interpersonal level, issues of abuse, violence and incivility must be addressed.
TOMORROW’S SOLUTIONSThe Peace and Conflict Studies Co-Major / Minor aims to challenge students to address the problems facing the world today. Students who are pursuing this program can specialize in areas of:
Those interested should contact Ryan Ferrante, Advisor or the Program Director Dr. Frederic Pearson. View the degree programs offered, and download a printable file of the course requirements.
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