The Agreement regards the MA in Peace, Conflict and Democracy – Course Module: Placement in Organization. The program is designed for students interested in understanding central issues and challenges in the interdisciplinary study of peace, conflict and democracy globally. It is led by the University’s award-winning academic staff in different regions of the world, signposting the global orientation of the program. It is taught by political scientists, sociologists, journalists, and anthropologists, exposing students to different disciplinary approaches to the study of peace, conflict and democratic transformation. The MA program lasts 18 months (90 ECTS) for a total of three semesters. In the first two semesters, students attend courses geared towards developing their theoretical, methodological and practical skills. In the third semester, students develop an independent research project (dissertation) under the supervision of an experienced faculty member. The Agreement with the PCC envisages the placement of up to three M.A. students yearly at the Centre to work with a PRIO Cyprus Centre Researcher. The students work in the capacity of Research Assistant, to produce a Report and Policy Brief on the specific topic of research of the PRIO Researcher. Work under the Agreement continues in full for the next (2025) period.
Agreement between the PRIO Cyprus Centre and the University of Cyprus
Led by Harry Tzimitras
Apr 2023 –
Members
In 2023 a long-term agreement was signed between the PCC and the Department of Social and Political Sciences of the University of Cyprus.
Andriana Lagoudes (2025)
Cypriot Grief Across the Divide: A Call for Trauma-Informed Testimony and Dialogue
Cypriot Grief Across the Divide: A Call for Trauma-Informed Testimony and Dialogue
Occasional Interns Paper Series
Ben Costello (2025)
Deceitful Dream Sellers: Addressing the Loop of Lies Sustaining the Labour Exploitation of International Students in Northern Cyprus
Deceitful Dream Sellers: Addressing the Loop of Lies Sustaining the Labour Exploitation of International Students in Northern Cyprus
Occasional Interns Paper Series
Despina Psara (2025)
“You would be me, and I would be you”: Language as Peacebuilding in the case of HADE
“You would be me, and I would be you”: Language as Peacebuilding in the case of HADE
Occasional Interns Paper Series