Career Opportunities in Conflict and War Studies in Canada
Employment Resources and Professions Available to Conflict and War Studies Graduates
Graduates of conflict and war studies programs may pursue careers in the military (as in the case of RMC graduates), but there are a host of jobs involving conflict resolution in government, education, and other social institutions. Counseling, policy-making, labour mediation, international law, community outreach, and social justice are all fields such graduates should consider. Since it is a relatively new discipline, students are usually encouraged to pursue a second major simultaneously in order to broaden their area of expertise and marketability. Many graduates pursue careers in social justice. One World.net has a paid positions databank (most jobs are in the UK and various overseas countries): http://www.oneworld.net/job/list/professional/. Human Rights Internet has links to NGOs and other organizations hiring workers in this field: http://www.hri.ca/jobboard/joblinks.shtml
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- Conflict and War Studies Admission Requirements: The prequisites required to become accepted in an undergraduate program in Conflict and War Studies.
- What Conflict and War Studies Students Learn: Topics and concepts that are covered and the overall approach or focus taken in studying Conflict and War Studies.
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