Program Details

Master of Arts in International Conflict Studies

Department of Political Science (LEH)
  • PROGRAM CODE MAICS
  • LEVEL Post Graduate
  • DURATION 2 Year
  • RATING 4.5 (16)
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Semester Sr no CourseCode Course CourseCredit
Sem-1 1 PGCS-C101 Introduction to Peace and Conflict Analysis 4
Sem-1 2 PGCS-C102 Major Conflicts since 1914 4
Sem-1 3 PGCS-C103 Conflict Transformation: Pacts, Tools, Theories, and Frameworks 4
Sem-1 4 PGCS- E101 Cases of Conflict in South Asia 4
Sem-1 5 PGPS-C102 International Relations: Theory and Issues 4
Sem-2 1 PGPS-C202 Research Methodology 4
Sem-2 2 PGCS-E201 Cases of Conflict in the Middle East 4
Sem-2 3 PGCS-C202 Approaches of International Institutions to Conflict Resolution 4
Sem-2 4 PGCS-C201 Violence and Non-violent Resistance 4
Sem-2 5 PGCS-C203 Terrorism: Concepts and Cases 4
Sem-3 1 PGCS-C301 Western & Non-Western Strategic Thought 4
Sem-3 2 PGCS-C302 Global Governance and Humanitarianism 4
Sem-3 3 PGCS-C303 Weapons of Mass Destruction and Disarmament 4
Sem-3 4 PGPS-C303 Human Rights: Issues and Concerns 4
Sem-3 5 PGCS- E301 Gender and Conflict 4
Sem-4 1 PGCS- C401 Civil Society & Peacebuilding 4
Sem-4 2 PGCS- C402 Unconventional & Hybrid Warfare 4
Sem-4 3 PGCS- C403 Climate, Migration, and Conflict 4
Sem-4 4 PGCS-D401 Dissertation 6
Sem-4 5 PGPS-E401 Political Dynamics of Ladakh 2
Eligibility Criteria
  • Qualification: Any Bachelor’s degree Subject : Any Subject Percentage : 55
  • Programme Outcomes (POs)
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  • Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs)
    • PSO1:- The contemporary history of war and peace, from the First World War to the 21st Century; - The forms of violence and the diverse thought on non-violent means to resist violence; - Theories, practices, frameworks, and institutions of conflict resolution and peacebuilding; - Cases of conflicts, terrorism, insurgency, and peacekeeping, with a focus on South Asia and West Asia; - Western and non-Western strategic thought, peace pacts, weapons of mass destruction (WMDs), and disarmament; - Triggers, stakeholders, and mitigators of conflict, from civil society to climate change.
  • Course Outcomes (Cos)
    Subject Name: Approaches of International Institutions to Conflict Resolution
    • CO1 Please refer to the syllabus for course-specific details.
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2024-2025 MA ICS and Diploma Syllabus.

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