Peace and Justice Studiesthe Kroc School way.

www.sandiego.edu/peacestudies www.sandiego.edu/peacestudies

“The MA program gave me a different

perspective of the world and my role

in it. My education transcended the classroom

walls with student peers from around the world

and world-renowned guest speakers through the Joan

B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice. Professors shared their

practical experiences in the field, providing a holistic understanding

of complex and culturally sensitive global issues and the most effective

practices. The program is exceptional and allowed me a

multidisciplinary education.”

— Marisa Bedrosian

Innovators in

peace and justice

who are bold,

creative, insightful

and accountable.

Master’s ProgramsNot every community is the

same. Not every individual is

the same.

We design programs that

leverage diversity, but

recognize different stages

of peacebuilding and

changemaking leadership. We

offer two distinctive master’s

programs:

One-Year Program: Master of Arts in Peacebuildng

Designed for highly motivated

leaders who have five or more

years of experience in areas

such as peacebuilding, human

rights, development, conflict

resolution or humanitarian

relief.

Two-Year Program: Master of Arts in Peace and Justice Studies

Designed for individuals

seeking to acquire the

fundamental knowledge and

skills to become effective

agents of peace and social

justice.

Apply to one of our MA programs:

More information and online

application materials are

available at www.sandiego.

edu/admissions/graduate.

Application deadline is

January 15.

International Students:

Information is available at

www.sandiego.edu/admissions/

graduate/international.

For additional information, contact:

www.sandiego.edu/peacestudies

Assistant Director of Graduate

Student Services

Email: krocschool@sandiego.edu

Phone: (619) 260-7919

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volupti vollore remperum escillabo. Itationem

sit, exped qui dis et optati audae perorit assiminto

il et etusdaestrum eveleseque naturernam di asi

blacimus.

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Nequodis am seque eos volescipiet quamet hil et eum

saestrunt.

Innovators in

peace and justice

who are bold,

creative, insightful

and accountable.

Do you aspire to make a significant impact in the world?

Do you want to be an effective peacebuilder and Changemaker?

Do you believe that peace and justice are fundamental to the sustainability of communities and want to be part of the solution?

The Kroc School AdvantageTo be an effective agent of peace and justice, new perspectives and knowledge are not sufficient. We educate for transformative impact, which includes ample opportunities for practice and experimentation.

We empower students to

translate ideas into action

through:

• Applied peace-learning

methodology where students gain knowledge by participating in real-world projects and decision-making.

• Opportunities to connect with

top leaders in the field by

interacting with a dynamic

and diverse student population from a variety of countries,

by working with dedicated

faculty who practice what they

teach and by having access to

unique peacebuilding projects within our award-winning institutes: the Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice and the Trans-Border Institute.

• Peace and Justice

entrepreneurship initiatives

offered through the Center

for Peace and Commerce in

partnership with the School

of Business Administration, which provides seed funding for student-designed social innovations.

The Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies Graduate ProgramsOur programs are designed to prepare you for solving today’s most complex issues of poverty, escalating conflict and violence, social injustice and human rights. Those completing our programs emerge with a Changemaker’s way of thinking, knowing, being and interacting.

You will be prepared to work in an extensive variety of organizations, from start-ups to grassroots organizations,

from international nonprofits to governmental agencies and businesses. There is no limit to career possibilities; our programs provide diverse options for professional development.

www.sandiego.edu/peacestudies

sckqjijreijObit pa conse

modissu ntiiscipitin parumet

ipsae et et adi alic te pora nam,

aciunti busaper naturem. Maio.

Solum voluptatum eos et quodit

es solor mos es am atempos incia

sinti beriate mpedipiciae quo que rem

doluptatior sum faceper ehenia simo

dis vel earcimp elloratur? Nam eosanim

aliberit, ullicid ut quis quaspedipis

voluptat aliqui sim eos volorion net maios

eos dolupta cus distiis qui adiae pel et

autemporunt.

Catur, qui nulliti nverum es que ne maio

volest, test quuntur? Ereiur andis explabo. Ut

volupti vollore remperum escillabo. Itationem

sit, exped qui dis et optati audae perorit assiminto

il et etusdaestrum eveleseque naturernam di asi

blacimus.

Odiaerferro etus molorum excessunto eliquae.

Nequodis am seque eos volescipiet quamet hil et eum

saestrunt.

Innovators in

peace and justice

who are bold,

creative, insightful

and accountable.

Do you aspire to make a significant impact in the world?

Do you want to be an effective peacebuilder and Changemaker?

Do you believe that peace and justice are fundamental to the sustainability of communities and want to be part of the solution?

The Kroc School AdvantageTo be an effective agent of peace and justice, new perspectives and knowledge are not sufficient. We educate for transformative impact, which includes ample opportunities for practice and experimentation.

We empower students to

translate ideas into action

through:

• Applied peace-learning

methodology where students gain knowledge by participating in real-world projects and decision-making.

• Opportunities to connect with

top leaders in the field by

interacting with a dynamic

and diverse student population from a variety of countries,

by working with dedicated

faculty who practice what they

teach and by having access to

unique peacebuilding projects within our award-winning institutes: the Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice and the Trans-Border Institute.

• Peace and Justice

entrepreneurship initiatives

offered through the Center

for Peace and Commerce in

partnership with the School

of Business Administration, which provides seed funding for student-designed social innovations.

The Joan B. Kroc School of Peace Studies Graduate ProgramsOur programs are designed to prepare you for solving today’s most complex issues of poverty, escalating conflict and violence, social injustice and human rights. Those completing our programs emerge with a Changemaker’s way of thinking, knowing, being and interacting.

You will be prepared to work in an extensive variety of organizations, from start-ups to grassroots organizations,

from international nonprofits to governmental agencies and businesses. There is no limit to career possibilities; our programs provide diverse options for professional development.

www.sandiego.edu/peacestudies

“The MA program gave me a different

perspective of the world and my role

in it. My education transcended the classroom

walls with student peers from around the world

and world-renowned guest speakers through the Joan

B. Kroc Institute for Peace and Justice. Professors shared their

practical experiences in the field, providing a holistic understanding

of complex and culturally sensitive global issues and the most effective

practices. The program is exceptional and provided me

a multidisciplinary education.”

— Marisa BedrosianMA ’10

Master’s ProgramsNot every community is the

same. Not every individual is

the same.

We design programs that

leverage diversity, but

recognize different stages

of peacebuilding and

changemaking leadership. We

offer two distinctive master’s

programs:

One-Year Program: Master of Arts in Peacebuilding

Designed for highly motivated

leaders who have five or more

years of experience in areas

such as peacebuilding, human

rights, development, conflict

resolution or humanitarian

relief.

Two-Year Program: Master of Arts in Peace and Justice Studies

Designed for individuals

seeking to acquire the

fundamental knowledge and

skills to become effective

agents of peace and social

justice.

Apply to one of our MA programs:

More information and online

application materials are

available at www.sandiego.

edu/admissions/graduate.

Application deadline is

Jan. 15.

International Students:

Information is available at

www.sandiego.edu/admissions/

graduate/international.

For additional information, contact:

www.sandiego.edu/peacestudies

Assistant Director of Graduate

Student Services

Email: krocschool@sandiego.edu

Phone: (619) 260-7919

Peace and Justice Studiesthe Kroc School way.

www.sandiego.edu/peacestudies