Peace and Conflict Studies

Career prospects

The PECOS program at the University of Oslo develops students well prepared to work and lead in a variety of fields. From government positions to leading roles with NGOs, a degree from the master’s programme in peace and conflict studies will make you highly attractive to organizations around the world. 

Academic career

Career prospects

  • The programme aims at providing a background for work in non-governmental organisations (NGOs), inquiry and information activity, political consulting, governmental work and academia.
  • Planning to work in Norway after your graduation? All students at UiO can use The Career Services at the University of Oslo.

Jobs and careers

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Published June 6, 2012 10:00 AM - Last modified Dec. 3, 2024 12:43 PM
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Career opportunities

  • Consular Fellow of the US Foreign Services

    Angelica Estevez’s interest in international relations and Scandinavia made her choose the Peace and Conflict Studies program (PECOS) in Oslo. This spring she’s finishing her degree and will continue her journey as an employee of the US Foreign Services.

  • Adviser

    Emil Klashaugen is working with consular affairs at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

  • Communicator

    Indigo Trigg-Hauger is a communicator with the responsibility to actively promote, produce and connect PRIO through blogs, podcasts, networks, media relations and events.

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