Bachelor of Science in Global Conflict Studies

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A Global Foundation

The B.S. in Global Conflict Studies explores the causes of international and human conflicts. This program uses a broad approach, incorporating various fields and global perspectives to prepare you for effective conflict resolution.

You will learn about the cultural, political and social factors that lead to conflict, enabling you to make a positive impact. With small class sizes and faculty support, you will receive personalized attention and engage in lively discussions. By completing this program, you will be ready to address global conflict challenges and support peace-building efforts.

Program Details

Offered at the Daytona Beach Campus

Through the examination of real-world case studies, historical perspectives and faculty expertise, the B.S. in Global Conflict Studies teaches both analytical and research skills essential for influencing the resolution of conflicts. This program, in the Daytona Beach College of Arts and Sciences, provides a deep understanding of methodologies, technologies and political processes aimed at preventing conflicts. You'll examine the histories and interactions of major global regions, gaining insights into the complexities of international dynamics.

Additionally, you will explore contemporary global security challenges and theoretical frameworks for conflict management, equipping you to effectively navigate today’s multifaceted conflicts.

Study abroad opportunities, language acquisition and cross-cultural internships provide students with a unique learning experience. Students gain a competitive edge in the marketplace with the addition of bilingual or multilingual skills in strategic languages.

Students can also pursue two of Embry-Riddle's many minors, including:

Arabic Studies
Business
Communication
Forensic Accounting
Terrorism Studies
Homeland Security

Credits

121
Methods of Study
- In-Person
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Career Opportunities

Understand the history of conflict and gain in-demand critical-thinking and solution-planning skills. In this program, you’ll be given opportunities to put your knowledge into practice through internships and projects presented to organizations.

What You’ll Learn

With real-world case studies, historical perspectives and faculty expertise, you’ll learn both analytical and research skills to influence the resolution of conflict.

Example Careers and Employers

Example roles in this field include:

Counselors
Conflict Managers
Political Affairs Officers
Public Relations Managers

Example employers in this field include:

Government
International aid agencies
Nonprofit groups
U.S. Military

Salary Information

The average salary is $52,667 for B.S. in Global Conflict Studies students employed within one year of graduation.

Source: Institutional Research, 2023-2024 Cohort

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From the Classroom to Capitol Hill

Global Conflict Studies graduate Dwayne Clark turned his passion for public service into a role on Capitol Hill, advising a U.S. Congressman on military policy and legislation. His Embry-Riddle education prepared him to analyze complex global issues and opened doors to opportunities he hadn’t considered, from internships to high-impact policy work.