The MA in Peace, Conflict and Development at the University of Bradford is your pathway to understanding and addressing the complex interdependencies between conflict, security, and sustainable development in fragile and conflict-affected regions. This postgraduate programme is designed for individuals eager to contribute to peacebuilding, humanitarian aid, or policy analysis within international, national, or local organisations. You will explore critical issues such as natural resource governance, African politics, and development theory, gaining a nuanced perspective on the dynamics shaping our world and the practical skills to enact positive change.
This full-time, on-campus Masters degree, completed over one year, offers a dynamic learning experience blending theoretical knowledge with applied research. You will engage with core modules like Applied Conflict Research and Critical Perspectives on Sustainable Development, with opportunities to undertake a dissertation, a voluntary placement, or even an applied field experience with Rotary Peace Fellows. You will develop expertise in policy analysis for governance and development, and graduate with the confidence and capability to pursue impactful careers in international development, conflict prevention, post-conflict recovery, and beyond.