Mediation & Applied Conflict Studies - Champlain College

Mediation & Applied Conflict Studies from Champlain College is a Campus Master Computer and Information Science degree that prepares you for a IT career. This new, first-of-its-kind program blends intensive on-campus residency sessions, online learning, and practical application in the student's home community to offer one of the best mediation programs in the country today. Students gain a strong theoretical foundation coupled with intensive practice that leads to a solid grounding in the best practices in this emerging and important field. Students may choose a full Master of Mediation or may apply to complete only Level 1 of the Master's Program, earning a Graduate Certificate in Conflict Studies . Key Features of the Master's Degree 18-month, 42-credit program. 11 residencies of between three and five days over 18 months or 24 months (depending on start date). All the advantages of face-to-face learning combined with the convenience of a distance education program. The opportunity to work with leading mediation practitioners and theorists. Individual coaching and mentoring emphasizing skill development. Solid advising relationships, both on campus and via ongoing telephone and e-mail communication. Supervised practice in the student's home community. Final personal synthesis project integrating theory, research, and practical application. Key Features of the Graduate Certificate (Level 1 of the Master's Degree) Six-month, 14-credit program. Two five-day residencies plus two three-day residencies over six months. Taught by leading mediation practitioners. Individual coaching emphasizing foundation conflict resolution skills. Designed for those who want to increase their effectiveness in managing conflict in their professional and personal lives. Cohort Model The Mediation Programs use a ?cohort model,? in which students come together as a community of learners to engage in continuous, collaborative learning. Your group will be pursuing a set sequence of courses, beginning and ending together. This model allows for: Reflective practice and substantial skill development, Mentoring and peer coaching opportunities, and Enhanced communication and quality of learning from one course to the next. View more details on Champlain College . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Computer and Information Science courses.