Links
Alliance for Conflict Transformation (ACT)
Asian Muslim Action Network (AMAN)
Berghof Centre for Peace Support
Center for for Justice and Peace Peacebuilding
Coalition for Peace in Africa (COPA)
Collaborative Learning Projects (CDA)
Monterey Institute of International Studies: Challenges to Peacebuilding
Courses
CPCS provides a range of courses to support the learning needs of students, researchers, analysts and practitioners seeking to develop and strengthen the connection of theory and practice. Courses currently available through CPCS are:
- Applied Conflict Transformation Studies (ACTS) Masters Programme
- Peace Research Methodology Course (PRMC)
Applied Conflict Transformation Studies (ACTS)
The CPCS offers the Applied Conflict Transformation Studies (Asia) course in partnership with Pannasastra University, Phnom Penh and Responding to Conflict (RTC) in the UK. The course focuses on conflict-transformation and aims to bridge the gap between academic research and the wealth of experience that exists on the ground. The course is a two year accredited Masters program, offering residential seminars every three months along with action research assignments focused on the practitioners' regular work. The course is based in Cambodia. ACTS is rooted in the work and experiences of its participants, developing participants' practical skills and creating new theory from their own experience.
Peace Research Methodology Course (PRMC)
The Peace Research Methodologies Course (PRMC) is a two-week intensive foundation-level course that has been developed to teach, in a simple and practical way, the main ideas that guide research in the broad area of social sciences, particularly related to peace. The course aims to introduce peace research methodologies to participants through the study of social science research methods and their application within peace studies, peace practice and peace research, and support the development of research activity amongst peace practitioners.