Ph.D. Program News

The Kroc Institute invites applications to its Ph.D. Program in Peace Studies.  

Matthew Chandler and Janna Hunter-Bowman have been awarded Mullen Family Fellowships

Classes begin this week at Notre Dame, with peace studies undergraduate, master’s, and doctoral students enrolled in more than 50 peace-related courses.

Meet the director of the M.A. program in Washington, Boston, or San Francisco.

Kathrin Kranz and Shinkyu Lee are pursuing doctorates in political science and peace studies.

Applications are now being accepted for doctoral students seeking to begin in fall 2011.

More than 40 peace-related classes in disciplines ranging from anthropology to economics await peace studies students this fall.

A Ph.D. candidate in political science and peace studies has received a three-year graduate research fellowship from the National Science Foundation.

More than 250 students from 22 colleges and universities gathered at Notre Dame for the annual Student Peace Conference.

Classes began this week for Notre Dame students, including 16 new M.A. students and 4 new Ph.D. students in peace studies.

Students from across North America gathered at Notre Dame on April 3-4 for the annual Student Peace Conference. The conference was planned and directed entirely by undergraduates.

Students assembled for class in the morning and in the afternoon, on this and that side of the Atlantic, in North America and Europe, all together and at the same time.  Throughout these confusing arrangements, it hardly seems necessary to add, the television was left on.

A family with many Notre Dame graduates who are committed to peace has made a campaign gift that will help launch a new Ph.D. program in peace studies. The John R. and Diane Mullen Family Endowment will provide ongoing support for two Ph.D. fellowships at the Kroc Institute.

The University of Notre Dame has established a doctoral program in peace studies. One of the few of its kind in the world, the program is a partnership between the institute and the departments of history, political science, psychology and sociology.