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College of Arts and Sciences College of Health Sciences
Colleges / Schools
Historical and Political Studies, Public Health
Departments
Program Types
The International Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR) master’s degree program offers an innovative curriculum that allows students to develop an area of concentration, build an international network of contacts, and gain practical experience through problem-based learning in international settings. The program’s strength lies in its interdisciplinary approach to the increasingly critical study of peace and conflict resolution.
The Public Health Master’s degree program, a CEPH accredited program in Community Health, trains professionals to promote the health of individuals, families, communities, and the environment. This is accomplished through a program that integrates education, research, and practice in a global environment. The purpose of the program is to build on Arcadia’s strengths in the area of international education, internationalization, and globalization. The program prepares students for life in a rapidly changing global society enabling graduates to pursue careers in public health administration; health insurance and the pharmaceutical industries; research in federal, state and local health departments; domestic and international community organizations, including professionals working in clinical settings.
This dual degree option in Public Health and IPCR prepares students to integrate their knowledge of public health, including program development, implementation and evaluation skills, to assist in conflict resolution.
Dual degree candidates must be admitted to each of the programs in order to enroll in the dual degree program.
Tuition and fees for the dual degree program can be found at: www.arcadia.edu/gradtuition.
Financial aid is available to assist qualified students in covering tuition and related expenses, as well as living costs. Upon review for admission, students automatically will be reviewed by the academic department for a limited number of merit scholarships. Additionally, students can apply to receive up to $20,500 annually through the Federal Direct Stafford Loan at a fixed interest. In addition to the Stafford Loan, students can choose to borrow either a Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan or a private alternative student loan to cover remaining expenses. Graduate assistantships also may be available to those who qualify. More information on available financial aid and how to apply.
International Peace & Conflict Resolution
Dr. Warren R. Haffar
Professor and Director of International Peace and Conflict Resolution
236 Easton Hall
215-572-4094
Public Health
MPH@arcadia.edu
267-620-4804
Enrollment Management
1-877-ARCADIA (1-877-272-2342)
admiss@arcadia.edu