Although traditionally silent on gender, the past decade witnessed the increasing utilization of gender lenses - and in particular diverse feminist theories - to elucidate the gendered workings of post-conflict transitions.
International Conflict Research Institute, INCORE, drives forward research and teaching uncovering and explaining the causes and consequence of conflict
Research at INCORE explores a range of expertise that spans criminology, community work, governance, peace-making, political science, public administration, public policy, restorative practice, social policy, sociology, social work and youth work.
INCORE staff and associates are based across Ulster University's four campuses and beyond
Social science research at Ulster University has a distinguished history of producing research impact that enhance policy, justice and service delivery both locally and globally.
Ulster University has a number of PhD students working on peace and conflict-related research in a number of faculties and departments.
Information on our Masters Programme MSc Peace and Conflict studies
8 July 2019
