Program Overview
Trent University's Postgraduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution, Problem Solving, and Crisis Management prepares individuals to identify and address conflicts, develop workable solutions, mediate disputes, and implement risk management strategies. The program equips graduates with skills essential for careers in community development, social work, public safety, emergency management, and non-profit organizations. It is offered exclusively at Trent's Durham campus and requires a minimum GPA of 65%.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
This postgraduate certificate program focuses on developing conflict resolution, problem-solving, and crisis management skills. The program aims to equip individuals with the ability to identify problems, develop workable solutions, mediate conflicts, and implement risk management tools.
Objectives:
- Learn to identify problems and develop solutions responsive to the community.
- Mediate conflict between individuals and groups.
- Plan and implement risk management tools.
- Enhance crisis communication skills vital to working with diverse communities during times of conflict.
- Analyze community risk and security challenges to offer inclusive solutions.
- Identify and implement strategies to collaborate with community stakeholders in developing crisis and risk management strategies.
- Understand how to consider social inequities when managing crises and conflicts.
Careers:
This program is designed to enhance professional skills in various fields, including:
- Community development
- Social work
- Public safety
- Emergency management
- Public administration
- Non-profit organizations
Other:
- This program is offered exclusively at Trent's Durham campus in the Greater Toronto Area.
- A minimum cumulative average of 65% is required to complete the certificate.
- The program is open to students who hold an undergraduate degree from any accredited university.
