Core Courses at the University of Edinburgh
PeaceRep’s courses for Undergraduate and Postgraduate students at Edinburgh Law School
PeaceRep researchers design and teach courses for Undergraduate and Postgraduate students at Edinburgh Law School. These courses draw on PeaceRep’s data-driven, comparative research into the design and management of peace and transition processes, and our innovative PeaceTech data visualisation work.
Courses taught by PeaceRep researchers at Edinburgh Law School in 2024/2025:
- Working in Conflict-affected Areas: Understand, Cooperate, and Protect (Postgraduate) – Led by Juline Beaujouan
- Innovations from Global South Actors (Honours) – Led by Kathryn Nash
- Human Rights and Conflict Resolution (Postgraduate) – Led by Kathryn Nash
- Conflict and Peaceful Transition in the Eastern Mediterranean Region (Postgraduate) – Led by Juline Beaujouan
- Understanding Data for Law and Legal Studies (Honours) – Led by Sanja Badanjak
For current students:
These courses will also be offered as part of various programmes of study at the University of Edinburgh, and will complement existing courses that focus on public international law, human rights issues and humanitarian law, armed conflict, peace and security, and gender justice. For undergraduate and postgraduate students, PeaceRep courses are particularly relevant for those studying Politics, International Relations (PIR) and Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies, and International Development.
Current students can register for the above Honours and PG courses via EUCLID from September 2024.