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Applicants must have an undergraduate degree.* A social science background is preferred but not required. Preference is given to students who have two or three years of experience (paid or voluntary) in any type of work that involves making the world more just and less violent. This includes, but is not limited to, community development, social movement organizing, mediation, relief work, restorative justice, working with communities traumatized by injustice or violence, and advocacy. If you want to make the world a better place and want the practical tools and knowledge to do that and help create a more just and equitable world but have been working in other fieldsan unrelated field, please contact the Director for Admissions by emailing ctprogram@emu.edu so Admissions Director so we can have a conversation about how our programs might meet your goals. Email the Admissions Director at ctprogram@emu.edu.
*In exceptional cases admission may be granted to applicants who meet qualifications for a rarely awarded non-Baccalaureate admission. This is typically done for older applicants who have extensive experience in the field and whose undergraduate studies were disrupted by violence.
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