Executive Masters (Human Rights, Conflict and Peace Studies)
Prospects/Career Options
- Graduates from the Human Rights, Conflict and Peace Studies programme can work as human rights educators, conflict analysts and peace programmers, peacebuilding and conflict resolution experts.
- Graduates can also work with development agencies including International Non-Governmental Organisations as human rights and peace programmers, gender desk officers and emergency education specialists.
- Graduates can work in agencies including:
- Universities and Peace Keeping Training Centres
- All UN agencies
- Non-Governmental Organisations working in the field of Human Rights/Conflict Resolution/Peace building or peace education
- National Peace Councils
- Security Services (Prisons, UN Police, the Army, the Navy) etc.
- National Human Rights Institutions
- Education Services
- Health Services
- Gender and Social Protection Agencies
- Environmental Protection Agencies
- National Disaster Management Agencies
- Relief Agencies
Entry Requirement
Candidates seeking admission to the Executive Masters programme need to meet the following requirements:
- A good first degree in any discipline from a recognized institution.
- Persons who hold relevant professional qualifications approved by the Academic Board through School of Graduate Studies.
- Members of recognized professional institutions like the Police Service; Prisons Service; Ghana Education Service; Immigration Service; Ports and Harbour; Armed Forces; Health Services and the District, Municipal and Metropolitan Assemblies who have Senior High School (SHS), Ordinary or Advanced Levels Certificates with five or more years working experience.
- Pass an interview