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University of Adelaide

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Bachelor of Peace and Conflict Studies

  • Bachelor

This degree is currently under review and is not accepting new admissions.With widespread crisis and conflict around the globe, there is an urgent need for individuals who possess the knowledge, skills and creativity to help communities affected by conflict recover, reconcile, and rebuild through...

Key details

Degree Type
Bachelor
Duration
3 years full-time
Course Code
097618G
Intake Months
Feb, Jul
Domestic Fees
$6,725 per year / $20,175 total
International Fees
$33,500 per year / $100,500 total
ATAR
70

About this course

This degree is currently under review and is not accepting new admissions.

Build a more understanding world

With widespread crisis and conflict around the globe, there is an urgent need for individuals who possess the knowledge, skills and creativity to help communities affected by conflict recover, reconcile, and rebuild through peacebuilding strategies and initiatives.

Study locations

Adelaide

North Terrace

North Terrace Campus

What you will learn

Our Bachelor of Peace and Conflict Studies is the first and only degree of its kind offered in South Australia. It is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to make positive contributions to conflict resolution and peacebuilding initiatives around the world. You will:

  • explore the history of peace, conflict, justice and human rights from a global perspective
  • learn to manage, resolve and transform conflict through contemporary practices
  • hear from professionals working in the humanitarian sector
  • major or minor in a complementary discipline of your choice
  • go on optional study tours to see how peace has successfully been built in nations affected by conflict
  • be able to study abroad at international universities.

Career pathways

There are many exciting employment opportunities in the humanitarian, international development and peacebuilding sector, such as policy advisor, project officer, or aid agency worker.