Intercultural Conflict Management

Study Type

graduate

Admission semester

Winter Semester only

Focus

Diversity Training, Conflict Management, International Relations, Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods, International Human Rights, Intercultural Communication, Health of Migrants and Refugees, Migration and Protection of Refugees, Right of Asylum, Methods of Negotiation and Mediation

Target group

The Master’s programme represents a transdisciplinary and practice-oriented curriculum which commingles a multi-dimensional theoretical and methodological approach to social conflict with a strong focus on participatory practical social action. Thus, the programme capacitates students for managing real-world social conflicts in transnational and intercultural contexts, so that students can carry out their own specific focus in a broader field of work opportunities, including NGOs, governments and international organisations.

Annotation

Our international programme is taught in English in person at ASH Berlin. Admitted students from various backgrounds and cultures will learn in a small group to facilitate a cross-cultural learning experience

Admission modus

Without admission restriction

Admission requirements

At least 12 months of qualified work experience in a field relevant to Intercultural Conflict Management after your first degree (one year of at least 20 hours or more work experience is the minimum requirement, but only the attested experience can count for the overall ranking). The type, scope, length, differentiation and relevance of the work experience are included in the evaluation; Either in English or German translation

Tuition fees

9,470.00 EUR / total

The tuition fee for full-time degree students is EUR 2,640 for each of the first three semesters, the fourth and last semester is dedicated to the Master’s thesis and costs EUR 1,250. An administrative fee of EUR 300 is to be paid upon acceptance of the place of study. The ticket for Berlin’s public transport system currently costs EUR 208.80 and is mandatory for MA-ICM students.