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The Education and International Development MA with a specialization in Conflict, Emergencies, and Peace at University College London (UCL) explores the intersection of education and global crises. This program examines how education can play a role in conflict resolution, humanitarian aid, and peacebuilding in areas affected by conflict and emergencies.
Students will study the impact of conflict on education systems, strategies for providing education in emergency situations, and the role of education in fostering peace and social cohesion. The program prepares graduates to work in international development organizations, NGOs, and governmental agencies focusing on education in conflict zones.
The MA in Education and International Development - Conflict, Emergencies and Peace is a one-year, full-time program that combines theoretical learning with practical application in conflict and emergency education. Students will explore topics such as humanitarian education, policy responses to conflict, post-conflict education recovery, and peacebuilding through education. The program also includes a research-based dissertation, allowing students to focus on specific aspects of education in conflict contexts.
Graduates of the MA in Education and International Development - Conflict, Emergencies and Peace can pursue careers in international development, education policy, or humanitarian organizations. Potential roles include education program manager, humanitarian aid worker, policy advisor, or conflict resolution consultant. The program prepares graduates for leadership roles in organizations that work to rebuild educational systems in post-conflict and emergency settings.
The MA in Education and International Development - Conflict, Emergencies and Peace at UCL provides a unique opportunity to study how education can support conflict resolution and peacebuilding. UCL’s expertise in international development, combined with its strong global connections, makes this program ideal for those seeking to make a tangible impact on education in crisis situations.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +44 (0)20 7679 2000
Email: admissions@ucl.ac.uk
Address: University College London, Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT, United Kingdom