The Master’s in Global Peace, Justice and Well-Being at Linnaeus University is designed for aspiring professionals and academics seeking to address complex global challenges. You will delve into the interconnectedness of peace, justice, and well-being, exploring foundational theories and contemporary issues through a critical lens. This programme is ideal for those who wish to develop advanced analytical skills in qualitative and quantitative methods, preparing you for impactful roles in international organisations, NGOs, or further academic research. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of the forces shaping our world and how to contribute to positive change.
This full-time, on-campus Master’s degree is structured over two years, offering a blend of core specialisation and elective courses. Your first year focuses on methodological preparation and foundational knowledge, including elective options to tailor your studies. The second year culminates in a Master’s thesis, allowing you to conduct in-depth research on a topic of your choice, potentially including an internship. You will graduate with the expertise to analyse complex global issues, develop evidence-based solutions, and pursue careers in diplomacy, policy analysis, humanitarian aid, and peacebuilding initiatives.