PI385: Peace Studies
สันติภาพศึกษา
Course facts
- Credits
- 3 (3-0-6)
- Usually taken in
- Year 2 to 3
- Prerequisite
- No prerequisites
- Recommended term
Not fixed in the recommended plan
- Recorded history
Recorded as taught in summer of 2025/26
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- Counts towards minor
- Governance and Transnational Studies (Elective)
- Instructor
From the Faculty of Political Science staff directory. Teaching assignments can vary by term.
Course description
This course examines alternatives to create and sustain peace at individual as well as collective levels. The course studies different cases of conflict where peace has been successfully and unsuccessfully achieved in order to highlight challenges and conditions conducive to sustainable peace.
How it's assessed
For Summer, 2025/26
| Class engagement and attendance | 30% |
|---|---|
| Three reflection papers | 30% |
| Term paper | 40% |
Exam format: There is no sit down exam. The term paper applies the course's ideas to a topic you choose. You must sign a statement on AI use, and the instructor may hold a short oral check on your paper.
Attendance: Attendance counts within the 30% class engagement mark. No minimum is stated.
Student review
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