Ma peace and conflict studies in University of manitoba

The Joint M.A. program involves a combination of coursework and either a thesis or comprehensive exam. The program is supervised by the Joint Discipline Committee (JDC), consisting of faculty members of the University of Manitoba and the University of Winnipeg.

Should have Certified copy of your orginal diploma, Certified copy of your complete list of grade, Four-year Bachelor's degree (or equivalent) , English Proficiency Requirements:TOEFL iBT-86, MELAB score of 80%, CanTEST-4.5 in Listening and Reading, and a band of 4.0 in Writing and Oral Interview, IELTS-score of 6.5, CAEL-minimum 60 overall and 60 on each subject, AEPUCE-minimum 65% overall, PTE Academic-minimum 61% overall, Financial Bank Statement, Transcripts in the form of academic records, Letters of Recommendation: 2, CV/Resume, Statement of Intent, Publication/Writing Sample

International Affairs, Public Policy, International Development

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