Georgetown’s M.A. in Conflict Resolution features skills-based training. Students graduate from the program with an education in the core skills of the field: mediation, negotiation, and facilitation.
You can find descriptions of our spring 2020 offerings in mediation, facilitation, applied negotiation, and other conflict resolution skills courses here.
The degree includes a core-course sequence of mediation, applied negotiations, and facilitation, each of which offers skills-based training in addition to grounding in theory. These courses feature simulation and practice.
Georgetown Conflict Resolution students also have opportunities to learn relevant skills to practice through one-credit skills courses. Skills courses are generally weekend intensives that focus on a particular set of skills or provide a deep dive into a particular subject. These courses are taught by top practitioners in their fields.
Government Master’s Programs Office Georgetown University Box #571444 Car Barn, Suite 110 3520 Prospect Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20057 conflictresolution@georgetown.edu | Phone: 202-687-6373 | Fax: 202-687-1112
