Lead with Confidence in Challenging Situations
The Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Conflict Analysis and Resolution at Indiana University Southeast provides advanced, practical training for individuals seeking to expand their expertise in resolving conflict across professional, organizational, and global contexts. Whether you work in public service, law, business, education, or nonprofit leadership, this certificate equips you with tools to understand complex disputes and guide meaningful solutions. You’ll study the roots and patterns of conflict while developing strategies to intervene, de-escalate, and rebuild trust.
Develop Practical Skills in Mediation and Negotiation
Courses in this program emphasize applied learning, covering key topics such as conflict theory, communication, mediation techniques, intercultural negotiation, and peacebuilding strategies. Through interactive simulations, case studies, and hands-on projects, you'll build a toolkit to assess and manage disputes effectively—whether in the workplace, the community, or the international arena.
Designed for Working Professionals
Offered through a combination of in-person and online courses, this certificate fits your schedule while offering valuable peer collaboration and faculty support. It's ideal for those who already hold a bachelor’s degree and want to deepen their credentials or transition into a field focused on conflict resolution and advocacy. Courses may also be applied toward further graduate study.
Certificate Information
120 Credit hours
Minimum culumulative GPA of 2.0
Hybrid (combination of in-person and online classes)
Certificate requirements
Please visit the IU Southeast Bulletin website for specific certificate requirements.
Career Opportunities
Graduates are well-prepared for roles in mediation, human resources, counseling, government, community outreach, international affairs, and legal support. The program enhances your qualifications for positions that demand strong communication, leadership, and conflict resolution skills—and can serve as a springboard to graduate programs in law, peace studies, or public administration.