Over 300 graduates of International Peace and Conflict Resolution and Ethics, Peace and Global Affairs work in a variety of non-governmental and international organizations such as Nonviolence International, Search for Common Ground, Institute for Multi-Track Diplomacy, the Center for Strategic and International Studies, as well as the State Department, the United States Institute of Peace, and United States Agency for International Development.


Alumni frequently contact our program to hire graduate students for full-time positions and internships. IPCR sustains a tight-knit community which results in a great deal of interaction among students, faculty, staff and alumni in a variety of activities such as conferences, seminars, workshops and research.