Sustainable Peace and Reconciliation Studies Graduate Interdisciplinary Studies Program

The Sustainable Peace and Reconciliation Studies Graduate Interdisciplinary Studies Program is available to all students who want to understand more about the philosophical and educational roots of peace and reconciliation; its expression and potential within various academic disciplines, research, and service; and how these can help address issues of sustainability, i.e., the interrelated health of the environment, society, and the economy. Knowing more about the ideas that underlie nonviolent conflict resolution, effective communication, cooperation, and mediation within cross-cultural contexts help students evaluate how sustainable peace and reconciliation can impact their beliefs, choices, and actions. Program details are available from the School of Global Environmental Sustainability.

Graduate Certificates require the submission of the official transcript that shows your bachelor’s degree awarded. One official transcript issued by the institution where the bachelor’s degree was earned is required. If the transcript does not show the date the degree was awarded, a diploma is required. All records submitted must be in the native language - any credentials written in languages other than English must be accompanied by a certified English translation. Colorado State University transcripts are not required. U.S. degrees must be from a regionally accredited institution to qualify for CSU graduate admission (graduate certificate or degree program).