冲突管理与解决文学硕士

冲突管理与解决艺术硕士课程位于艺术与科学学院的公共与国际事务系，是一门多学科的终极专业学位，旨在：为学生和在职专业提供各种本科专业了解和应对各种冲突情况，包括人际冲突，第三方协助和调解以及更大范围的群体冲突，并获得促进高级别冲突会议和场景所需的技能。公共和国际事务部为希望对国内和国际环境中的各种冲突有更多了解的专业人士，从业人员和学生提供多学科的MAin冲突管理和解决方案（CMR）。国内外环境和自然灾害还使个人，专业人员和官员有能力在几个层面上应对未决的危机。该程序基于双重格式的混合课程模型，其中包括使用
The Master of Arts in Conflict Management and Resolution, housed in the Department of Public & International Affairs in the College of Arts & Sciences, is a multidisciplinary, terminal professional degree designed to: assist both students and working professionals with a variety of undergraduate disciplines in understanding and responding to a variety of conflict settings, including interpersonal conflict, third-party facilitation and mediation and larger group conflict, and gain the skills required to facilitate high conflict meetings and scenarios. The Department of Public and International Affairs offers a multi-disciplinary M.A.in Conflict Management and Resolution (CMR) for professionals, practitioners and students who wish to gain a greater understanding of a variety of conflict in both domestic and international settings. Domestic and international environmental and natural disasters have also placed individuals, professionals and officials in a position to respond to pending crises at several levels. The program is based on a dual-format, blended-course model which includes intensive instructional blocks utilizing face-to-face instruction, video teleconferencing and mobile access followed by self-paced but guided distance education. There is one instructional block a semester spanning two–to–four weeks at the beginning of the fall, spring and summer semesters. The program is designed to provide core knowledge, skills, and abilities through a set of modules focused on the theoretical and applied approaches to conflict management. Students acquire the tools to respond to a broad spectrum of scenarios including interpersonal conflict, third-party facilitation and mediation, larger group conflict as well as crisis and emergency management. Indeed, effective and immediate response to emergencies and disasters by both first responders and those coordinating teams in the field is a crucial element in managing emergencies and pending disasters.