George Mason University offers a wealth of study abroad opportunities for students majoring in Conflict Analysis and Resolution. These programs provide immersive experiences in global contexts, allowing students to gain unique insights and practical skills in their field. Explore programs available for summer, fall, spring, and winter break, as well as opportunities at the Mason Korea campus.
Mason Korea
For a unique study abroad experience, consider a semester (or two) at Mason Korea. Located in Songdo, South Korea, this campus is part of the George Mason University system. You can take courses specifically designed for Conflict Analysis and Resolution majors. You'll benefit from Mason's comprehensive curriculum while experiencing South Korean culture and exploring regional peace and conflict dynamics. This program is particularly valuable for students interested in East Asian conflicts and peace processes or student majoring or minoring in Conflict Analysis and Resolution.
Program Highlights:
- Earn credits towards a major or minor in Conflict Analysis and Resolution
- Take courses focused on East Asian regional conflicts and peacebuilding
- Intern or gain research experience at the Peace & Conflict Resolution Center Asia
- Enroll for a semester or an academic year
Freshman Global Gateway Experiences
Designed to give you a head start in your academic and professional journey, a one credit course in the first semester prepares you for your travel experience during the spring semester. This program is designed to introduce you to global perspectives and prepare you for future study abroad opportunities.
Songdo, South Korea Global Gateway is one of 10 locations available for this freshman experience.
Study abroad with the Center for World Religions, Diplomacy, and Conflict Resolution
Offering fieldwork opportunities and exposing students to current conflict resolution work from grassroots engagement to policy-making. These programs are geared toward graduate students and advanced undergraduates.
Summer Programs
Spend your summer engaging with complex global issues in a new cultural setting. Summer programs offer intensive courses that can help you earn 6 to 9 credits while experiencing another country. Popular destinations include countries in Eastern Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Each program is designed to deepen your understanding of conflict resolution and provide hands-on learning opportunities.
Program Highlights:
- Intensive short-term courses
- International internships available
- Earn up to 9 credits
- Destinations include the Balkans, Jordan, and Japan
- Application deadline: March 1
Fall and Spring Semester Programs
Semester-long study abroad programs allow you to fully immerse yourself in a different culture while continuing your studies. These programs are ideal for gaining a broader perspective on global conflict and peacebuilding efforts. You can choose from various partner universities worldwide, which offer courses that count toward your degree.
Program Highlights:
- Earn 12 to 15 credits
- Study at partner universities in countries like Australia, Spain, and South Africa
- Engage in local internships and research projects
- Application deadlines: Fall - March 15, Spring - October 15
How to Get Started
- Explore Programs: Browse our comprehensive list of study abroad programs to find one that fits your academic and personal goals.
- Advising: Schedule a session with your academic advisor and a study abroad advisor to discuss your options and how to integrate study abroad into your academic plan.
- Apply: Follow the application process for your chosen program, ensuring you meet all deadlines.
- Prepare: Attend pre-departure orientations and complete all necessary preparations for your trip.
Visit the Global Education Office in Johnson Center, Room 235, or contact us at GoAbroad@gmu.edu for more information and to start your study abroad journey today!
Start your global adventure with the Carter School today! Contact us at ugradcar@gmu.edu for more information.