The Carsey School of Public Policy's graduate programs offer a special mix of academic rigor and real-life expertise to prepare you for a career with impact. You will graduate with the knowledge, experience, and leadership skills required to succeed in careers in government and nonprofit organizations.
Prepare to Lead International Development
The M.S. in Global Conflict and Human Security (GCHS) empowers you to build resilient communities by addressing the interrelated factors that threaten individuals' well-being in challenging environments. Gain knowledge and skills to promote social, economic and political development while building durable peace. Put your skills to work in the growing development industry and join the global effort to end extreme poverty, political unrest, and violent conflict.
Learn the drivers of violent conflict & the challenges facing fragile communities
Learn the drivers of violent conflict & the challenges facing fragile communities
Design, implement & evaluate a project based on your interests
Design, implement & evaluate a project based on your interests
Built for working professionals, earn your M.S. in GCHS online in just one year
Built for working professionals, earn your M.S. in GCHS online in just one year
Funding Your GCHS Degree
Returned Peace Corps Volunteers (RPCVs) who enroll via the Coverdell Fellows program are eligible to receive over $4,000 education award. This amount represents about 25% of the total tuition costs to pursue our online Global Conflict and Human Security M.S.
