PCJ core courses
In addition to the core courses listed below, PCJ students are expected to complete a selection of introductory courses in History, Economics/Data Analysis, Psychology/Sociology and International Relations. Learn more here.
200-Level Courses
MUN201 (PCJ200)
INTRODUCTION TO PEACE, CONFLICT AND JUSTICE
- Theories of justice and human rights
- Conditions for peace and determinants of conflict and war
MUN210 (PCJ210)
RESEARCH METHODS IN PCJ
- Analysis of empirical studies in PCJ to help students understand research
- Introduction to qualitative, quantitative, and mixed-methods research often used in PCJ literature
MUN200H
UNDERSTANDING GLOBAL CONTROVERSIES
- An interdisciplinary examination of language as a vehicle of power, ideology, and social hierarchy.
- A critical inquiry into how discourse constructs reality and sustains systems of inclusion and exclusion.
300 and 400 Level Courses
MUN362H (PCJ 350)
VIOLENCE OF INEQUALITY
- Examines how structural inequalities shape the emergence, dynamics, and legacies of violent conflict, to analyze the intersection of conflict, power, and peacebuilding.
MUN410 (PCJ362)
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING IN PCJ
- Work with an NGO, non-profit, or International Organization
- Work on projects in teams to help solve global issues
MUN461H (PCJ410)
RESEARCH PAPER SEMINAR IN PEACE, CONFLICT AND JUSTICE