Global Conflict Resolution and Mediation Discussion

The Australian Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies at The University of Queensland

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The Australian Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies (ACPACS) at the University of Queensland operates on sites in Brisbane and Melbourne. It is a young, dynamic and progressive Centre and has already gained a considerable global reputation as a Centre of Excellence in the theory, research and practice of conflict analysis and resolution.

ACPACS is a centre of research and practice excellence in the areas of conflict analysis, prevention and management, alternative dispute resolution, peace-building and development and post-conflict reconstruction. The Centre is located within the Institute for Social Science Research at The University of Queensland.

The Centre is one of the largest providers of conflict resolution education and training in Australasia. It offers a comprehensive range of postgraduate programs to students and practitioners, and provides Professional Development workshops and courses for relevant areas of government, commerce and industry, and service providers. Workshops can be tailored to suit your particular training needs.

ACPACS’ Mediation and Conflict Resolution Trainers have considerable expertise in developing and conducting training.  Each has established a national reputation for innovative teaching methods and the development of interdisciplinary programs. There is enormous diversity in the groups that have been trained by ACPACS and participants come from varied backgrounds including law, teaching, health services, psychology, social work, and community consultation and development.

For more information visit the ACPACS website www.uq.edu.au/acpacs
Phone 1300 364 562  or email: profstudy@uq.edu.au

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