Course Overview
Course Overview Based in the dynamic post-conflict environment of Belfast, this M.Phil. provides an interdisciplinary exploration of conflict resolution and reconciliation, blending academic theory with practical, hands-on experience. It is designed for both seasoned practitioners and those new to the field, equipping graduates with transferable skills for careers in mediation, policy, advocacy, and research. The program offers a unique opportunity to learn directly from a society actively engaged in transformation and peacebuilding. Key Program Highlights Immersive learning in Belfast, a living case study of post-conflict transformation and social change Blends academic theory with practical skills through workshops, placements, and community engagement Offers a flexible structure with weekly classes, intensive modules, and options for shorter study periods Equips graduates for diverse careers in diplomacy, NGO work, journalism, mediation, and further academic research Provides access to a wider curriculum through optional modules from related peace studies and theology programs
Available Intakes
September 2026
CampusDublin Campus
CityDublin
ModeFullTime
Duration12 Months
FeeEUR 17,374