Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution and Consensus Building

Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution and Consensus Building

The Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution and Consensus Building is a 15-credit course study. It provides professionals and post-baccalaureate students with an opportunity to explore an interdisciplinary concentration in conflict resolution. By participating in this program, students will develop both intellectual and practical expertise in conflict resolution theories and methodologies. The certificate fosters connections across a wide range of disciplines, including business, criminology, education, human resource management, international relations, labor studies, law, political science, psychology, public administration, sociology, and more. Upon completion of the certificate, you’ll be equipped with essential skills, including active listening, problem-solving, compromise, collaboration, communication, and mediation. These skills are invaluable for identifying issues early, evaluating innovative solutions for personal and organizational transformation, nurturing healthy relationships, and effectively leading teams.

This certificate is a stand-alone program that can be completed simultaneously by degree-seeking students pursuing a master's degree or non-degree-seeking students who hold a bachelor's degree or higher.

Complete All Two Core Courses: (6 credits)

Complete At Least Two Courses From the List: (6 credits)

Complete One Elective Course: (3 credits)

• Students can choose an elective from the above list of 6 courses or consult with the Assistant Director of Academic Services about other approved elective options.

For more information, contact Johanna Hodgson, Assistant Director of Academic Services , at hodgsonj@fiu.edu or 305- 348- 2371