The Master's Degree in Mediation, Conflict Management, and Citizenship trains professionals with a solid theoretical, methodological, and ethical background, capable of understanding and intervening in contemporary social and relational challenges. The course values mediation as a methodology for social innovation, promoting coexistence and peace, preparing students for diverse and interdisciplinary contexts. The following skills are highlighted:
- Understanding social phenomena based on rigorous and interdisciplinary knowledge of mediation, conflict management, and citizenship.
- Observing, analyzing, and investigating social reality, mobilizing research and intervention methods and techniques in the areas of the course that allow for characterizing contexts, diagnosing needs, and outlining action strategies tailored to emerging social issues.
- Planning, organizing, managing, and evaluating mediation and conflict management projects and interventions, promoting collaborative and participatory approaches focused on cooperation, negotiation, and constructive dialogue.
- Design and apply digital resources adapted to mediation contexts, with a view to pedagogical and social innovation.
- Build and guide training, educational, and intervention processes, adapting them to different audiences and institutions.
- Develop scientific research in the areas of mediation, conflict management, and citizenship, applying research methodologies appropriate to the complexity of social contexts and producing knowledge relevant to the transformation of practices and public policies.
- Apply the knowledge acquired in professional contexts, articulating theory and practice and promoting ethical, reflective, and responsible action in educational, social, cultural, community, or organizational institutions, promoting social innovation and relational justice.
