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Universities Offering Peace Studies & Conflict Resolution in Nigeria (2027)

12 approved Nigerian universities and polytechnics offer Peace Studies & Conflict Resolution. Click any school to see full UTME and O'level admission requirements.

Schools12
States11
About Peace Studies & Conflict Resolution

Peace Studies and Conflict Resolution equips students with the theoretical frameworks and practical skills needed to understand, manage, and transform conflicts at community, national, and international levels. Students examine the root causes of violence, ethnic tensions, and political instability, while also exploring negotiation, mediation, peacebuilding strategies, and post-conflict reconstruction. The curriculum draws from political science, sociology, psychology, and international relations, preparing graduates for complex real-world challenges. Career opportunities in Nigeria span humanitarian organisations, government agencies, civil society organisations, and the United Nations system, where graduates work as mediators, peace educators, policy analysts, and conflict resolution consultants. The Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution provides a relevant professional platform, while graduates may equally pursue impactful careers within diplomatic services and security sector reform initiatives.

Abia (1 schools)
Anambra (1 schools)
Borno (2 schools)
Delta (1 schools)
FCT (1 schools)
Imo (1 schools)
Kwara (1 schools)
Lagos (1 schools)
Ogun (1 schools)
Osun (1 schools)
Taraba (1 schools)
Frequently Asked Questions
How many universities offer Peace Studies & Conflict Resolution in Nigeria?
As of 2026, 12 approved Nigerian universities and polytechnics offer Peace Studies & Conflict Resolution.
What JAMB subjects do I need for Peace Studies & Conflict Resolution?
Check specific institution pages for UTME combinations.
Which state has the most schools offering Peace Studies & Conflict Resolution?
Borno has the most institutions offering Peace Studies & Conflict Resolution in Nigeria.