Canadian Mennonite University

Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) is implementing changes in 2025 for international graduate students. CMU is making adjustments to the MA in Peacebuilding and Collaborative Development admissions in light of these changes. To learn more information on the recent changes, visit the IRCC website.

CMU will continue to accept domestic and international applications and admit students to the MA in Peacebuilding and Collaborative Development program for the fall 2025 semester. There will be a pause on all admission for winter 2026 and beyond, to provide time for CMU to evaluate the prospects and longer-term shape for the program.

The above changes will not affect program offerings or student support for those currently enrolled in the MA in Peacebuilding and Collaborative Development program.

Building on nearly 30 years of experience in delivering undergraduate programs in conflict resolution, peace, and international development studies, CMU offers a Master of Arts degree that blends these core themes, designed both for practitioners and for those pursuing academic studies.

What distinguishes the MA in Peacebuilding and Collaborative Development?

The program's subject matter and focus:

The program's flexibility:

The program's highly qualified, competent and engaged faculty:

The program's multi-sited locations and interactions:

The program's multi-course formats:

 
 

Contact

Val Smith

Valerie Smith

Associate Registrar for Graduate Studies

Phone: 204.487.3300 ext. 316

Email: vsmith:@:cmu.ca

Contact Valerie if you are interested in graduate studies at CMU.

 

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