Graduate certificate applied conflict resolution in Portland state university

In today's increasingly divided world, understanding the root causes of conflict and how to peacefully resolve it are sought-after skills in many fields. Portland State's graduate certificate in applied conflict resolution can help you develop the skill-set you need to effectively approach, manage, and resolve conflict between individuals, families, and groups, organizations, even nations

Complete the graduate application, Send the Graduate School s Admissions office your official academic transcripts, Submit evidence of English language proficiency, Provide financial documentation demonstrating adequate financial support for at least the first year of study, individual graduate program that you are applying for, additional department requirements may include: Personal essay or statement of purpose, Letters of recommendation, Standardized test scores, Resume, Writing samples, Portfolio, Submit Financial Documentation, English Language requirement:TOEFL IBT: minimum overall score of 71; minimum subscore of 15 in reading and writing, Academic IELTS:6.0 overall; minimum 6.0 in reading and writing, Academic PTE: 53 overall, SAT: 560 or above in the Evidence-Based Reading and Writing section, DET Duolingo English Test: 110 or above

Family Law Facilitator, Custody Mediator, Foreclosure Mediation Coordinator, Family Court Mediator

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