New Dispute Resolution Graduate Certificate
DURP introduces a new graduate Dispute Resolution Certificate,
providing an opportunity for graduate students and post-graduate
practitioners in urban planning and other policy-related professions to
develop expertise useful to moving public policy communities toward
consensus and at helping stakeholders resolve impasse. Skills
covered include bargaining, negotiation, facilitation, mediation, and
the design of programs for consensus building, all oriented toward the
creation and implementation of plans and public policies.
Students are required to complete a minimum of eighteen (18) hours of
dispute resolution related coursework, including six (6) hours of
required courses, three to six (3-6) hours of Theory courses, three to
six (3-6) hours of Practice/Skills Development courses and a Capstone
course (3 hours). Further infomation is available here.
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