Peace, Conflict and Development MA
- Study level:
- Postgraduate
- Duration:
- Sept - 12 months (15 with placement) / Jan - 15 months (18 with placement)
- Attendance mode:
- Full-time
Postgraduate Peace Studies
Courses in this subject
We have 4 courses in this area.
Peace, Conflict and Development MA (Part-time)
- Study level:
- Postgraduate
- Duration:
- September start - 24 months / January start - 27 months
- Attendance mode:
- Part-time
Peace, Resilience and Social Justice MA
- Study level:
- Postgraduate
- Duration:
- Sept - 12 months (15 with placement) / Jan - 15 months (18 with placement)
- Attendance mode:
- Full-time
Peace, Resilience and Social Justice MA (Part-time)
- Study level:
- Postgraduate
- Duration:
- September start - 24 months / January start - 27 months
- Attendance mode:
- Part-time
Career prospects
Peace studies graduates are equipped with a range of skills, allowing them to pursue a variety of careers after graduation. Recent destinations include:
- local graduate government officer
- advocacy officer
- national and local government
- global governance institutions
- research institutes
- international, national, and local development agencies
- environmental advocacy and policy work
- private sector strategy and governance for sustainability
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Meet our postgraduate Peace Studies students
Our students choose to study a postgraduate Peace Studies degree for a number of reasons.
Explore our students' stories to find out about their backgrounds, ambitions, and how they are finding the postgraduate experience at Bradford.
Jeeyoung Moon
MA Peace, Conflict and Development (Rotary)
Jeeyoung is from Seoul in Korea. Growing up in the Korean peninsula, she found international relations and affairs fascinating.
"I believe my experience in Bradford has allowed me to develop the skills and capacities I need to reach my full potential as an agent of peace. It will broaden my perspective and encourage me to work hard to find better solutions and become a valuable member of society."
Tamanda Liyao
MA Peace, Conflict and Development
After her undergraduate degree in International Development, Tamanda did an internship at TEVET Authority in Malawi.
"I definitely want to go and work with the women on the ground for a couple of years. With that experience, I then want to go and work with organisations that make and change policies that will help people. I want to be a policy maker and I think I can only do that efficiently if I've actually got that real-life experience."
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Momo Suzuki
MA Peace, Conflict and Development
Momo is from Tokyo in Japan. She has previously studied International Relations at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University and completed a year as an exchange student in Canada.
"In the future, I want to work for an international organisation such as the United Nations (UN), to help people who are affected by conflict. I think my experiences on this course will help me to achieve my dream to work in the UN. Also, to help make this dream come true, I would like to work for a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) after I graduate from the University."
Postgraduate finance and funding
Postgraduate study is an investment in your future, and funding your degree has never been easier.
There are a range of options to help you cover the costs of studying, including loans and scholarships. Current and past University of Bradford students can also benefit from our Alumni Discount Scheme.
Find out more about financing your postgraduate studies:
Postgraduate finance and funding
Postgraduate study is an investment in your future, and funding your degree has never been easier.
There are a range of options to help you cover the costs of studying, including loans and scholarships. Current and past University of Bradford students can also benefit from our Alumni Discount Scheme.
Find out more about financing your postgraduate studies:
Tuition fees cover the cost of your registration, tuition, academic supervision, assessment and examination.
Government loans of up to £12,167 are available to help cover your tuition fees and living costs while you study.
Every year the University of Bradford invests over £4m in scholarships to help students from all backgrounds.
The government provides doctoral loans of up to £27,892 to help cover your course fees and living costs while you study.
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