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M.S. in Global Strategic Communications + Graduate Conflict Resolution Certificate
This combined program is offered in partnership with the School of Communication + Journalism and in 2019 ranked "Best Certification and Degree Combination" and “Most Accelerated“
About M.S. in Global Strategic Communications + Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution and Consensus Building Program
This program offers students the opportunity to obtain a master’s degree in Global Strategic Communications with a Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution and Consensus Building. This combined program provides students an value-added opportunity to acquire the skills and techniques necessary to effectively communicate and manage conflict within various settings and global markets. Students are required to complete 30 credit hours to obtain the dual degree and can be completed in 12 months. Learn more about M.S. in GSC and how to apply
Certificate Requirements
Total of 15 credits to earn certificate.
Two Required Core Courses (6 credits):
These classes are required to earn the certificate and also count as electives toward the 30 credits required to earn the M.S. in Global Strategic Communications
LBS 5465 Mediation Techniques (certificate capstone) |
LBS 5485 Fundamentals of Conflict Resolution |
Three Electives from List (9 credits):
Classes on this list count as electives and satisfy the 15 credits required to earn the Graduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution and Consensus Building.
COM 6435 | Global Communication |
LBS 5488 | Organizational Conflict and Dispute Resolution Systems |
PUR 5476 | Communication for Change Management |
PUR 6005 | Theories of Mass Communication |
PUR 6117 | Strategic Storytelling and Digital Content |
PUR 6206 | Ethics and Social Responsibility |
PUR 6477 | Strategic Facilitation |
PUR 6607 | Global Strategic Communication Management |
Program Contacts:
Dr. Judith Bernier or Johanna Hodgson, Center of Labor Research and Studies
Dr. Raquel Perez, School of Communication + Journalism raqperez@fiu.edu