Conflict Resolution & Negotiation Degrees
Conflict resolution and negotiation is the practice of settling disputes between parties in a peaceful and fair manner. Individuals in this field may work in a variety of environments, including the legal system, government agencies, and large corporations. Those who wish to pursue careers in this field should obtain a bachelor's degree or a master's with a major in conflict management, human services, or a social science. Some positions in the field of conflict resolution and negotiation require the completion of a specific certificate as well. Coursework for this career may include classes in conflict assessment, consensus building, deliberative dialogue, counseling, psychology, and mediation. The median annual salary for people in this field in 2008 was $59,650.- All
- Master's
- Doctorate
- Certification
| School | School Type | Annual Tuition | Recommend Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Colorado Technical University - Online Grad | For-Profit | $10,665 | Add Review |
| University of Notre Dame | Non-Profit | $39,919 | Add Review |
| Southern New Hampshire University Online | Non-Profit | $11,520 | Add Review |
| Hawaii Pacific University | --- | --- | Add Review |
| University of the Rockies Online | For-Profit | $12,096 | Add Review |
| Sullivan University | For-Profit | $17,100 | Add Review |
| Colorado Technical University | For-Profit | $10,665 | Add Review |
| Baker University | Non-Profit | $22,280 | Add Review |
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We regret that we have no schools in New York offering this degree but we have provided our list of accredited online schools that do. One school we found that has this program is Columbia University in New York.
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