The Rotary Centers for International Studies program offers fellowships for master’s degree study fields related to peace and conflict resolution.  Beyond academics, Rotary World Peace Fellows also gain practical skills in conflict resolution appropriate to their individual careers.

Up to 60 Rotary World Peace Fellows each year enroll in the six Rotary Centers based at leading universities in five countries: International Christian University, Japan; Universidad del Salvador, Argentina; University of Bradford, England; University of Queensland, Australia; University of California-Berkeley, Calif., U.S.A., and Duke University and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, N.C.

The Rotary Peace and Conflict Studies Program is a professional development program held in Bangkok, Thailand, through which up to 30 participants embark on three months of intensive study instructed by some of the leading specialists in the peace and conflict resolution fields.  The specialized curriculum has been crafted to capitalize on the experience of both participants and lecturers while balancing theoretical and practical learning.

Ideal for busy professionals, the customized program helps promising leaders expand their global outlook, strengthen their negotiation skills, and ultimately make a positive impact on future peace and conflict resolution efforts worldwide.

For More Information
District 7350 Contact: Past District Governor Ms. Kelly Wike at: kelly.wike.bvkb@statefarm.com, phone: 814-941-7428.
Rotary Foundation contact:Laura Tell, Rotary Centers Program Assistant, at 1-847-866-3307 with any questions or for more information. 
Program materials and participant profiles can be downloaded at the links above