The Conflict Analysis and Resolution - B.S. at George Mason University is designed for aspiring leaders who seek to understand and address the complex dynamics of conflict in our increasingly interconnected world. You will explore the root causes of tension and divisiveness, learning how to navigate cultural, identity, and global differences. This undergraduate degree provides a robust academic foundation in theories of conflict analysis and resolution, equipping you with the critical thinking and practical skills necessary to foster peace and understanding.
This full-time, on-campus program, studied over four years, immerses you in conflict resolution techniques and research methodologies. You will engage with core courses such as "Theories of Conflict Analysis and Resolution," "Conflict Resolution Techniques and Practice," and "Global Conflict Analysis and Resolution." Through practical activities and a final integration project, you will develop your ability to manage and transform difficult issues. You will graduate prepared for impactful careers in diplomacy, mediation, non-profit leadership, and community development, ready to make a tangible difference.