Intercultural Conflict Management

Bachelor's degree in the following disciplines:

• Social Sciences:
  • Social Work - related to social justice, anti-discrimination, and anti-racism,
  • Sociology - related to migration, inequity and marginalization, social justice,
  • Political Science - related to conflict, inter-state relations, inter-ethnic relations,
  • International Relations - related to conflict, peace-keeping, inter-state relations
• Law - related to human rights, international relations, conflict.
• Humanities and Cultural Sciences
  • History - related to conflict and international relations.
  • Geography - related to voluntary and forced migration, dispersion of populations.
  • Philosophy - related to ethics, world views and the logic of arguing and reasoning.
  • Psychology-related to human behaviors such as communication, conflict, identity.
  • Anthropology/Ethnology - related to ethnicity, culture, and cultural diversity, human behavior, communication, identity.
  • Theology - related to world religions, world views, human behavior, communication, identity.
• Other - if you can logically argue why you would favor pursuing a Master's degree in Intercultural Conflict Management even though your previous studies are not related to this field, you may apply for the program.

Your previous academic studies should ideally amount to a workload of at least 180 ECTS.