The philosophy of the Peace and Conflict Resolution program is to develop skilled peacebuilders who understand the root causes of conflict and can design effective interventions. Our curriculum integrates theoretical knowledge with practical skills in mediation, negotiation, and conflict transformation to prepare students for diverse peacebuilding contexts.
We emphasize ethical engagement, cultural sensitivity, and sustainable approaches to conflict resolution. The program aims to produce graduates who can contribute to peace processes at local, national, and international levels, promote social cohesion, and advance justice in post-conflict societies.
— Ronald Reagan
Objectives Admission Requirement| (UTME) | |
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| Minimum of five credits at Ordinary Level in GCE, SSCE, or equivalent examinations. Credits must include English Language, Government/History, and three other Arts or Social Science subjects. Combinations from WAEC/NECO at not more than two sittings are acceptable. | |
| UTME subjects: English Language, Government/History, and any other two Arts or Social Science subjects | |
| Successful completion of Obong University's post-UTME screening and interview |
| Direct Entry | |
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| Two Advanced Level Passes in Government, History, or related subjects plus credits at Ordinary Level as specified above | |
| Diploma in Peace Studies, Social Work, or related fields with minimum Upper Credit | |
| NCE with merit in relevant disciplines |
