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Program Requirements
The Peace and Conflict Studies minor focuses on the historical, geographical, political, cultural, psychological, and philosophical dimensions of human conflict and conflict resolution, emphasizing the cross-cultural and global context of contemporary conflict situations and approaches to conflict management and resolution.
The following is a list of approved recommended courses for the minor:
History 1512
World Civilization From 1500
3 S. H. Religious Studies 2617
Introduction to Eastern Religions 3 S. H. Geography 2626
World Geography 3 S. H. Political Science 2660
International Relations 3 S. H. Psychology 4804
Conflict and Group Dynamics 3 S. H. Sociology 3708
Political Sociology 3 S. H.
Students interested in Other Courses Recommended for Minor/Major study:
the program may design and pursue an Individualized Curriculum Program (ICP) in consultation with program directors .Currently, Peace and Conflict Studies has an approved ICP that allows interested students to pursue coursework in areas of Global and Regional Studies, Communications and Dispute Resolution, and Peace Strategies. The ICP offers the possibility of a comprehensive and focused major and is especially useful to students considering graduate studies, or employment with non-profit organizations that need individuals with appropriate background in conflict resolution and cross-cultural knowledge and skills.For information on individuals whose needs may not be met appropriately by existing programs, see the Individualized Curriculum Program
For more information, including general education requirements, see the YSU Undergraduate Bulletin.
Other Courses Recommended For Minor/Major Study:
Students may, upon approval of the Program Director, opt to include or substitute other courses listed below. The minor must consist of a minimum of three lower division courses and three upper division courses. The major can be designed within framework of an Independent Curriculum Program (ICP); see the Program Director for more details.
Alternative Lower-Division Courses: AFRST 2600 Intro to Africana Studies I 3 S. H. AFRST 2601 Intro to Africana Studies II 3 S. H. AMER 2601 American Identity 3 S. H. COMST 2610 Intercultural Communication 3 S. H. RELIG 2601 Intro to World Religions
3 S. H. RELIG 2621 Religion and Moral Issues 3 S. H. SOCIO 1500 Intro to Sociology 3 S. H. ECON 1503 Rich and Poor: Diversity and Disparity
in the U.S. Workplace3 S. H. POLIT 1550 Intro to Politics 3 S. H.
Alternative Upper-Division Courses: AMER 3701 Approaches to American Studies 3 S. H. ANTHR 3705 Cultural Anthropology 3 S. H. ANTHR 3760 Cultures of the Old World 3 S. H. ANTHR 3761 Cultures of the New World 3 S. H. ENGL 3750 Language and Culture 3 S. H. ENGL 3790 Selected Topics in Multicultural Studies 3 S. H. MGT 3715 Labor Law and Negotiations 4 S. H. MGT 3755 Managing Diversity 3 S. H. POLIT 3760 International Political Economy 3 S. H. POLIT 3761 U.S. Foreign Policy 3 S. H. POLIT 3763 International Law 3 S. H. POLIT 3764 International Organizations 3 S. H. POLIT 3768 International Conflict 3 S. H. PSYCH 3700 Social Psychology 3 S. H. PSYCH 3777 Cross-Cultural Social Psychology 3 S. H. PSYCH 4804 Conflict and Group Dynamics 3 S. H. SOCIO 3700 Minority Groups 3 S. H. SOCIO 3741 Social Movements 3 S. H. HIST 3795 The World Since 1945 3 S. H. HIST 3794 The First World War 3 S. H. HIST 3788 The Holocaust 3 S. H. HIST 3740 The Vietnam War 3 S. H. HIST 3741/42 Diplomatic History of the United States 3 S. H. HIST 3750 History of Modern Africa 3 S. H.
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