Minor in Conflict Analysis and Resolution

If you are looking for a minor program that will give you a basic understanding of conflict, its causes, dynamics and its often complex consequences, then a Minor in Conflict Analysis and Resolution at LAU is the right choice.

The minor’s objectives are to provide a clear understanding of the nature and dynamics of conflicts and the dominant theories in this field. It allows you to analyze different approaches and tools used to understand and address interpersonal, workplace, community and international conflicts.

What Will I Learn?

A Minor in Conflict Analysis and Resolution at LAU will:

• Equip you with the pertinent skills to fulfill their civic engagement duties;
• Prepare you to take on leadership roles in their respective communities and countries;
• Consolidate your commitment to social justice; and,
• Promote a culture of peace and nonviolent conflict resolution.
• Define conflict and its main sources and dynamics in different contexts.
• Demonstrate knowledge of major conflict resolution techniques and tools used in different contexts.

Who Can Apply?

Students from all majors may qualify for this program, as long as they complete the required courses (See Minor Requirements under Curriculum). If you wish to declare a minor in Conflict Analysis and Resolution, you must contact the Registrar’s Office and inform your advisor in order to be assisted with the course selection.

Your Career

Our program will help you acquire a set of useful skills for your professional career in various fields, and will give you greater knowledge and skills on how to deal constructively and effectively with differences and conflicts in various contexts.

Curriculum

In order to qualify for a Minor in Conflict Analysis and Resolution, you must complete 18 credits from the following courses:

Minor Core Requirements (6 Credits)

Minor Elective Requirements (12 Credits)