Institutional and Organizational Conflict Management Graduate Certificate
For specific questions: Email: cres@uoregon.edu.
Program Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this program, students will be able to:
- Integrate and apply a broad range of theoretical concepts, processes, skills, and strategies to analyze, prevent, manage, and resolve conflicts.
- Understand the contexts in which conflicts occur and apply to them the appropriate conflict and dispute resolution theory and skills.
- Recognize, understand, acknowledge, and address the role of power, difference, and inequity in conflict.
Graduate Certificate in Institutional and Organizational Conflict Management
Code | Title | Credits |
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Required Courses | ||
CRES 614 | Negotiation, Bargaining and Persuasion | 4 |
CRES 620 | Facilitation | 2 |
CRES 631 | Managing Conflict in Organizations | 4 |
CRES 670 | Adversarial Processes | 4 |
Electives Courses | 12 | |
Conflict and Gender | ||
Philosophy of Conflict Resolution | ||
Environmental Conflict Resolution | ||
Culture, Power, and Conflict Resolution I and Culture, Power, and Conflict Resolution II and Culture, Power, and Conflict Resolution III 1 | ||
Psychology of Conflict | ||
Total Credits | 26 |
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Must complete all three courses to receive 4 credits toward electives.