Peace and Conflict Studies Human Security - Colgate University

Peace and Conflict Studies Human Security from Colgate University is a Campus Bachelor Conflict Resolution degree that prepares you for a Communications career. Colgate's Peace and Conflict Studies Program has been at the forefront of research and instruction in the field since its creation in 1970. Founded with a generous gift of the Cooley family, the program presents a unique and challenging course of study that integrates trans-disciplinary academic approaches to war and peace with the study of particular regional conflicts. The concentration offers students a distinct areas of specialization: human security . This area of specialization correspond with the concerns of the disciplines and agencies currently assessing conflict and post-conflict societies in the global arena. With its regular film and media series, symposia, lectures, and unique course electives, the program is actively involved in promoting the study of peace , conflict, and security at Colgate and beyond. After taking advantage of the distinctive combination of faculty and program resources at Colgate, peace and conflict studies concentrators have pursued successful careers in various international arenas, including law, government, development, journalism, and the private sector. Human Security Emphasis This area of emphasis focuses on paradigms of conflict transformation. Using normative models developed for the study of state-sponsored violence as a point of departure, this track emphasizes the relationship between peace and security in both regional and global frames. More specifically, it focuses on questions of state and intra-state violence, in ways that lead to alternative conceptions of ?human security .? This track provides students with tools to understand how a broadened definition of ?security? as the ?freedom from pervasive threats to people's rights, their safety, or even their lives? may affect current conceptions of the role of institutions in generating, reproducing, and resolving episodes of conflict and violence. View more details on Colgate University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Conflict Resolution courses.