1) A high academic standing in previous university work with a minimum
    grade point average of 3.0 in the last 60 credit hours;

2) A four-year honors or four-year baccalaureate degree, either:

    (a) earned in peace and conflict studies, or conflict analysis and resolution;
         or
    (b) earned in another related discipline, such as education, law, social work,
         native studies, political studies, human ecology, human rights, women's
         studies, and sociology, among others;

3) Proficiency in the English language at levels required by the
    Faculty of Graduate Studies; and

4) Appropriate research capability, typically demonstrated by authorship
    of a major research paper, for example, a senior undergraduate term paper,
    or thesis, or an article in a refereed publication.

International Students, please refer to the International Equivalency Criteria.