Option #1 – In Person
The In Person Conflict Management Certificate is an on-campus, 13-credit program designed for students who are interested in skill development, dynamic experiences, and projects that allow them to grow in a safe and supportive community of faculty and peers.
Conflict management is inherently interdisciplinary, so we will combine insights from many academic fields to help students gain confidence and mastery in managing conflict. Regardless of academic major, students will be primed to manage the human dimension of the world around them.
| Course Number and Title | Credits |
|---|---|
| CONFLICT/COMM/SOC 390 – Conflict Management | 3 |
| CONFLICT 401 – Negotiation | 3 |
| CONFLICT 402 – Mediation | 3 |
| CONFLICT 495 – Connected Experiences in Conflict | 1 |
| Select 3 credits from the following courses: | 3 |
| CONFLICT 405 – Culture and Conflict | |
| CONFLICT 481 – Selected Topics | |
| CONFLICT 493 – Internship | |
| CONFLICT 494 – Workshops | |
| Total | 13 |
| Students must complete all 13 credits with a grade of “C” or above. | |
Option #2 – Online
The Online Conflict Management Certificate is a fully asynchronous, 13-credit program designed for our fully only students who are interested in skill development and projects that allow them to grow in a safe and supportive community of faculty and peers.
Conflict management is inherently interdisciplinary, so we will combine insights from many academic fields to help students gain confidence and mastery in managing conflict. Regardless of academic major, students will be primed to manage the human dimension of the world around them.
| Course Number and Title | Credits |
|---|---|
| CONFLICT/COMM/SOC 390 – Conflict Management | 3 |
| CONFLICT 413 – Mediation and Negotiation | 3 |
| CONFLICT 414 – Conflict Coaching and Facilitation | 3 |
| CONFLICT 495 – Connected Experiences in Conflict | 1 |
| Select 3 credits from the following courses: | 3 |
| CONFLICT 405 -Culture and Conflict | |
| SPS 301 – Empathy and Engagement | |
| Total | 13 |
| Students must complete all 13 credits with a grade of “C” or above. | |