ACADEMY of HOLISTIC HEALTH and HUMAN SERVICES
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Certificate in Peace Studies |
As an academic program, Peace Studies draws from a variety
of disciplines that address the issues of peace, violence,
conflict or cooperation in communities and cultures. The
interdisciplinary nature of the program enables a student
to pursue the concepts and realities of peace, war, and
violence from a variety of perspectives: strategies of transition
to global cooperation; theories and practices of conflict
resolution; non-violent methods to implement social change;
economics of war and peace; images of peace and violence
in philosophy, literature and the arts; history of pacifism
and non-violent resistance; and the nature of global and
local conflict related to the environment and natural resources.
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30 Credit Hours |
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Certificate Requirements |
30 Credit Hours |
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ENGL 101: Composition
I |
3 |
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ENGL 102: Composition
II |
3 |
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SOC 101: Introduction
to Sociology |
3 |
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SOC 211: Modern
Problems |
3 |
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PSYCH 105: General
Psychology |
3 |
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SOC 280: Research
Methods (prerequisite: ENGL 101)
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3 |
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SOC 221: Global
Issues |
3 |
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Electives |
9 |
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Electives may be chosen from the following areas:
sociology, philosophy, geography, psychology, women's studies,
human services, family studies, health education, political
science, American studies, Native American studies, southwest
studies, economics, history, communication and journalism or
other approved
courses. Recommended electives include: |
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SOC 200: Foundations
of Social Welfare |
3 |
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SOC 230: Society
and Personality |
3 |
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SOC 216: Dynamics
of Prejudice |
3 |
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PHIL 101: Introduction
to Philosophical Problems |
3 |
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AM ST 251: The Chicano
Experience in the US |
3 |
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HS 250/251: Clinical
Experience in Human Services |
3 |
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HS 105: Group Dynamics |
3 |
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FS 252: Principles
of Interviewing |
3 |
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POL SC 240: International
Politics |
3 |
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ANTH 130: Cultural
Anthropology |
3 |
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TOTAL CREDIT HOURS REQUIRED |
30 |
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Students are encouraged to
see an advisor to determine the recommended sequences of classes
and the appropriate prerequisites for specific courses. Some
classes not offered every semester. |
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