CAR 501 PRINCIPLES IN CONFLICT RESOLUTION

3, 3/0

Survey course designed to introduce students to the practical and theoretical foundations of conflict and conflict resolution to ground students in theories of conflict, their application, and the dynamics of conflict. Students are presented the basic concepts of conflict analysis and resolution, as well as various forms of intervention. Offered occasionally.

CAR 511 CONFLICT THEORY

3, 3/0

Prerequisite: Graduate standing or instructor permission. Introduction to the theories that are used to explain conflict in its myriad forms. Examination of the social, political, cultural, and economic forces that shape the historical and contemporary theories and ideologies of conflict. Offered every other fall semester.

Equivalent Course: CAR 611

CAR 512 CONFLICT ANALYSIS AND RESOLUTION METHODOLOGY

3, 3/0

Prerequisite: Graduate standing or instructor permission. Introduction to the methodology of understanding, solving, and preventing conflicts in a wide range of social environments. Provision of practical tools and skills to allow students to identify, implement, and foreclose conflicts in a wide array of settings. Offered every other spring semester.

Equivalent Course: CAR 612

CAR 587 TOPICS IN CONFLICT ANALYSIS AND RESOLUTION

1-3, 1/0

Current topics in Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Offered occasionally.

CAR 590 INDEPENDENT STUDY

1-6, 1/0

Independent investigation into a specific area of Conflict Analysis and Resolution; topic selected by the student in consultation with a faculty member. Offered occasionally.

CAR 611 CONFLICT THEORY

3, 3/0

Prerequisite: Graduate standing or instructor permission. Introduction to the theories that are used to explain conflict in its myriad forms. Examination of the social, political, cultural, and economic forces that shape the historical and contemporary theories and ideologies of conflict. Offered every other fall semester.

Equivalent Course: CAR 511

CAR 612 CONFLICT RESOLUTION METHODOLOGY

3, 3/0

Prerequisite: Graduate standing or instructor permission. Introduction to the methodology of understanding, solving, and preventing conflicts in a wide range of social environments. Provision of practical tools and skills to allow students to identify, implement, and foreclose conflicts in a wide array of settings. Offered every other spring semester.

Equivalent Course: CAR 512

CAR 687 ADVANCED TOPICS IN CONFLICT ANALYSIS AND RESOLUTION

1-3, 1/0

Current advanced topics in Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Offered occasionally.

CAR 690 MASTER'S PROJECT

3, 0/0

Research or investigation of a particular problem, planned and carried out by student with consultation and guidance from a faculty member. Offered occasionally.

CAR 721 THESIS/PROJECT CONTINUATION

0, 0/0

CAR 722 THESIS/PROJECT EXTENDED

0, 0/0