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Conflict & Dispute Resolution Master's Program

University of Oregon
Eugene, OR

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Detalles a Simple Vista

  • Tipo de Escuela

    Público
  • Coste de la Aplicación

    $70
  • Promedio de Matrícula dentro del Estado

    $25,327
  • Promedio de Matrícula para Personas de Fuera del Estado

    $33,012
  • Ayuda Financiera Disponible


Nuestro Programa

The Conflict & Dispute Resolution prepares a new generation of practitioners to rethink traditional approaches to conflict.

The Conflict & Dispute Resolution (CRES) is an interdisciplinary master's program housed in the University of Oregon’s School of Law. CRES is ranked fifth in the nation for public universities in this area (ninth overall).

CRES students study dispute resolution theory, develop professional conflict resolution skills, and apply these in real-world contexts through internships and a final graduate project. Students also have the option of pursing concurrent degrees in a variety of related fields including law, business, public administration, nonprofit management, community & regional planning, and more. Additionally, students may obtain a graduate specialization in regional and international conflict, or environmental conflict resolution.

Admisiones

  • Coste de la Aplicación

    $70

Requisitos

  • Transcripciones Académicas Certificadas
  • Descripción Personal
  • 3 Cartas de Recomendación
  • Note: entrance exam scores recommended but not required

Requisitos Adicionales

CV or resume

5-10 page academic or professional writing sample

Fecha límite de postulación

Early consideration: December 1

Priority consideration: February 1

Applications accepted on a rolling basis thereafter based on availability

Tipo de Estudiantes

  • Número Total de Estudiantes

    23.000 Estudiantes
  • Mujer

    54% Mujer
  • Hombre

    46% Hombre

Inclusión

  • Oficina de Fomento de la Diversidad

Clubes y Asociaciones

Students Engaged in Dialogue and Discourse (SEDD) is a student organization housed in the. School of Law. It is open to graduate students interested in appropriate dispute resolution. Additionally, the Associated Student of the University of Oregon (ASUO) sponsors more than 250 student groups.

Lo Que Dicen Nuestros Estudiantes

  • S. Aaron Weah-Weah III, Program Director, Naymote-Partners for Democratic Development (Paynesville, Liberia) image

    Through the CRES program, I had the opportunity to understand conflict and its dynamics. My thesis research provided a deeper understanding about what prompted the Liberian civil war and how we can begin a process of national reconciliation and rebuilding.

    S. Aaron Weah-Weah III, Program Director, Naymote-Partners for Democratic Development (Paynesville, Liberia), M.S. Conflict Resolution ‘17
  • Emily Heizer, Director of Conflict Resolution and Credential Advising, St. HOPE Academy, Sacramento, CA image

    The cohort model was invaluable as a tool to understand and analyze group conflict and collaboration. I witness the same structural tendencies and interpersonal behaviors in other group settings, and it has better prepared me for professional roles. 

    Emily Heizer, Director of Conflict Resolution and Credential Advising, St. HOPE Academy, Sacramento, CA, M.S. Conflict Resolution ‘15
  • Elaine Phillips, Regional Programs Director, Alternative Dispute Resolution Office, District Court of Maryland, Annapolis, MD image

    The ongoing support--with the mentoring, references, and community connections--I received from the CRES program helped me land the position I now hold.

    Elaine Phillips, Regional Programs Director, Alternative Dispute Resolution Office, District Court of Maryland, Annapolis, MD, M.S. Conflict Resolution/Master of Community & Regional Planning ‘21
S. Aaron Weah-Weah III, Program Director, Naymote-Partners for Democratic Development (Paynesville, Liberia) image

Through the CRES program, I had the opportunity to understand conflict and its dynamics. My thesis research provided a deeper understanding about what prompted the Liberian civil war and how we can begin a process of national reconciliation and rebuilding.

S. Aaron Weah-Weah III, Program Director, Naymote-Partners for Democratic Development (Paynesville, Liberia), M.S. Conflict Resolution ‘17
Emily Heizer, Director of Conflict Resolution and Credential Advising, St. HOPE Academy, Sacramento, CA image

The cohort model was invaluable as a tool to understand and analyze group conflict and collaboration. I witness the same structural tendencies and interpersonal behaviors in other group settings, and it has better prepared me for professional roles. 

Emily Heizer, Director of Conflict Resolution and Credential Advising, St. HOPE Academy, Sacramento, CA, M.S. Conflict Resolution ‘15
Elaine Phillips, Regional Programs Director, Alternative Dispute Resolution Office, District Court of Maryland, Annapolis, MD image

The ongoing support--with the mentoring, references, and community connections--I received from the CRES program helped me land the position I now hold.

Elaine Phillips, Regional Programs Director, Alternative Dispute Resolution Office, District Court of Maryland, Annapolis, MD, M.S. Conflict Resolution/Master of Community & Regional Planning ‘21

Matrícula & Ayuda Financiera

  • Promedio de Matrícula dentro del Estado

    $25,327
  • Promedio de Matrícula para Personas de Fuera del Estado

    $33,012

Información Adicional

  • Disponibilidad de Programas Compatibles con Trabajo
  • Ayuda Financiera Disponible