The Conflict Transformation and Social Justice MA at Queen's University Belfast offers you a unique opportunity to delve into the complex dynamics of conflict and its resolution, preparing you for impactful careers in peacebuilding and advocacy. This interdisciplinary programme draws from law, anthropology, politics, and sociology, equipping you with a critical understanding of social justice issues and the skills to address them. If you are passionate about creating positive social change and understanding the root causes of conflict, this Master's degree provides a robust academic framework and practical insights relevant to global challenges.
You will study this Master's degree on campus, either full-time over one year or part-time over two years. The curriculum involves completing core and optional taught modules, totalling 120 CATS points, alongside a significant research dissertation of 60 CATS points. This structure allows you to tailor your learning and develop expertise in specific areas of conflict transformation. Upon successful completion, you will graduate with a Master's degree, ready to pursue roles in international development, human rights organisations, policy analysis, or further academic research.