Georgetown University Masters in Conflict Resolution

Georgetown University’s Master’s in Conflict Resolution program at 3520 Prospect Street NW Suite 110 is a graduate academic program in the Georgetown upper neighborhood near the Georgetown University main campus, providing the professional graduate education in the negotiation, the mediation, and the conflict resolution theory and practice that the Georgetown University student uses for the professional preparation in the dispute resolution field. The Prospect Street location at Suite 110, in the upper Georgetown residential commercial building above the M Street and the Wisconsin Avenue commercial intersection, provides the program with the Georgetown neighborhood proximity to the main Georgetown University campus.

The conflict resolution field, which has grown substantially since the institutionalization of the alternative dispute resolution in the American legal and the organizational context in the 1970s and 1980s, encompasses the full range of the dispute resolution methods that the mediator, the arbitrator, the negotiator, and the conflict coach uses to help the parties in the conflict reach the mutually acceptable resolution without the litigation or the imposed decision. The Georgetown professional who pursues the conflict resolution master’s degree is typically the attorney who wants to add the mediation credential to the legal practice, the human resources professional who wants the formal training in the organizational conflict resolution, or the international affairs professional who wants the conflict resolution skills for the international negotiation and the post-conflict reconciliation work.

The Georgetown University’s Washington location provides the conflict resolution program’s students with the specific access to the federal government, the international organizations, and the Washington-based advocacy and the dispute resolution organizations.

The program office is open Monday through Friday. The Georgetown University conflict resolution program at 3520 Prospect Street NW Suite 110 provides the graduate student with the Washington-based education in the negotiation theory, the mediation practice, and the conflict analysis that the Georgetown University program prepares the student for in the professional conflict resolution career. The program’s location near the Georgetown University main campus at the Prospect Street address enables the students to use the Georgetown University library, the student services, and the Georgetown campus facilities alongside the program’s own Prospect Street suite.

The Georgetown University imprimatur on the conflict resolution master’s degree provides the program’s graduate with the Georgetown University credential that the Washington professional community recognizes in the legal, the governmental, the nonprofit, and the international affairs professional markets where the conflict resolution expertise is valued. Hours run Monday through Friday at Prospect Street Suite 110. Georgetown University Master’s in Conflict Resolution at 3520 Prospect Street NW Suite 110 Georgetown is open Monday through Friday for the graduate program administration and the student services. The Georgetown University conflict resolution program at the Prospect Street address serves the graduate student who pursues the negotiation and mediation education.