Peace and Conflict Studies (master's - 2 years)
The programme offers studies of peace and conflict related issues through two study options, one in political science and one in history. Conflict between groups and states is a recurrent worldwide phenomenon. Why do some of these conflicts turn violent, while others remain non-violent? Peace and conflict studies aim at answering this and a wide range of other questions about the causes of conflicts and the conditions for peace.
Facts
| Duration: | 2 year(s) |
| Credits: | 120 |
| Thesis: | 30 credits |
| Degree: | Master of Philosophy in Peace and Conflict Studies |
More about this programme
Resources
- StudentWeb
- Fronter
- University of Oslo Library
- Leave of absence
- Request for Transcript of Records
- PECOS Programme Council
Courses offered in English
- Courses offered in English at the University of Oslo
- Master's Courses in Political Science Spring 2012
- Teaching Plan Autumn 2012
- Explanation of the course codes
Exams and assignments
Master's Degree Thesis
- Guidelines for the Master's Degree Thesis
- Work plan for Master 's Degree Thesis
- Practical information re. handing in the Thesis
- Rules for master's thesis submission
- Thesis template for Word2007/2010
- Ethical guidelines for supervisors at the University of Oslo
- Act on Ethics and Integrity in Research
- University Act