University of Port Harcourt
Centre for Peace and Security Studies
University of Port Harcourt
The Centre was established in 2003 ( became functional in 2005) as a unit of the Faculty of Social Sciences. CENTECS is a bold initiative by the University of Port Harcourt to revive and sustain the research culture in the University system.
The Objectives of the centre consists of the following and more. Click on Read more for more informations.
The overall goal of the programme is to provide quality certificate level training and research in peace and security to enable to enable our students analyze threats to peace and security and develop appropriate strategies conflicts so as to understand the underlying causes and to apply appropriate strategies to manage or resolve them...
The overall goal of the programme is to provide quality graduate level training and research to enable our students analyse conflicts so as to understand the underlying causes and to apply appropriate strategies to manage or resolve them...
The aim of the programme is to provide quality graduate level training and research to enable our students analyse conflicts so as to understand the underlying causes and to apply appropriate strategies to manage or resolve them...
The overall goal of the Programme is to provide quality Executive Masters level training and research to enable our students analyse crime and appropriate psychology required by the police to apply appropriate strategies to manage or resolve crime, resulting in sustainable peace...
Eligible candidates for admission into the Ph.D Programme must possess a Master’s Degree in Peace & Security Studies from recognised University and should have an average score of 60% or its equivalent grade. Candidates who possess a Master’s degree in other fields of study must also have a postgraduate diploma or Master’s Degree in Peace and Security Studies with a minimum of grade “C” to qualify for admission. Admission will also be based on interview performance.
The overall goal of the programme is to provide quality master’s training, research and technical experience in boundary management and boundary dispute resolution to enable our students to carry out boundary management operations using the latest techniques, utilise this prowess to address boundary conflicts and deploy appropriate boundary dispute resolution methods and measures to prevent escalation or minimize issues of boundary disputes...
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Director, Center for Peace and Security Studies
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Admin Secretary, Centre for Peace and Security Studies
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