Peace and Conflict Studies
Program Type:
- Concentration
Peace and Conflict Studies is an interdisciplinary concentration open to students in any major. Here, you will study not only the factors that lead to human conflict and aggression but also examine levels of conflict, both individual and group, and explore the potential links between issues of social and environmental justice and violent conflict.
Why is Studying Peace and Conflict Studies at Oberlin Unique?
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Associated Faculty
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Variety of Courses
2
Study Away Programs
Sample Courses
- PSYC 118 - Introduction to Peace and Conflict Studies 4 credits
- ENVS 101 - Environment and Society 4 credits
- SOCI 277 - Race and Ethnic Relations 4 credits
- PSYC 430 - Seminar in Social Conflict 4 credits
Peace and Conflict Studies Faculty
Steve Crowley
Professor of Politics
Hirschel Kasper
Professor of Economics
Baron Pineda
Associate Professor of Anthropology and Latin American StudiesSarah Schuster
Associate Professor of Studio Art, Painting
Peace and Conflict Studies News
Life After Oberlin
Oberlin graduates move on to a variety of careers in their chosen field and in related professions.