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Peace and Conflict StudiesPeace and Conflict Studies is a specialisation taught within the GSIA program, in association with the International Peace Research Institute, Oslo. It is taken in conjunction with one of the GSIA degree programs:
Students admitted to this specialisation spend one semester of study in Oslo, Norway, where they complete 24 units of full-time study taught by the staff of the International Peace Research Institute, Oslo, at the facilities of Bjørknes College. Students may commence their studies in Norway, or undertake the semester in Oslo during the course of their ongoing studies in the GSIA. The semester commences in Oslo in late August and concludes in mid-December. Students then travel or return to Canberra to complete their degree if necessary. Students undertaking the Peace and Conflict Specialisation may not take cross-campus electives while completing the ANU based component of their degree. Program Requirements Program
Structure
In addition to the 24 units of the specialisation undertaken in Oslo, Peace and Conflict Studies students also complete 24 units of coursework in Canberra to round out the requirements of the degree program in which they are enrolled: one required 12-unit core course - either
or
and two 6-unit electives from:
Because Peace and Conflict Studies students in Norway during the
period of Second Semester, only part-time students are normally
able to take electives in that semester. Below is the list of Semester 2, 2009 courses,
for example.
Admission Criteria [ more information ] Tuition Fees US applicants should be aware that they may not be able to
use US financial aid for the Oslo component of the Peace and Conflict
Studies degree. • Further Peace and Conflict Studies information:
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