UMass Boston
Students examine the causes and characteristics of local and global conflict and learn to facilitate peaceful problem solving and collaborative decision making. Graduates work in fields as varied as policy, health care, human resources, law, and ministry. We are involved in court mediation, peace education, restorative justice, inter-religious dialogue, bridging the Israeli Palestinian conflict and much more. Here is a link to a YouTube video about our program. 36 credits required to complete the master's which can be completed in 2 years with full-time study. Part-time study is available. We also offer a graduate certificate option. Learn about benefits and resources for military veterans.
CIP Code:
30.2801
Labor Relations Specialists | Arbitrators, Mediators, and Conciliators
The University of Massachusetts Boston is a nationally-ranked public research university known for its inclusive culture, student-centered teaching and deep connections to the booming economy and rich civic life of Boston. Nationally recognized as a model of excellence for urban public research universities, UMass Boston is the most diverse research university in the Northeast.
