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<h2>The program</h2>

MPCT stands for a Master in Peace and Conflict Transformation. It is a two year master degree program offered by the <a id="p-de0e7caaf66f4a8a2696af134f4b7308b025b189" href="http://peaceandconflict.pbwiki.com/University%20of%20Troms%C3%B8" class="WikiLink">University of Tromsø</a>. 

<h2>History</h2>

The program started in 2002 with 18 students and while the number of students has remained more or less the same, the diversity of the students has increased as now over half the students come from nations outside of Norway. 

<h2>MPCT Students</h2>
<h4>The Class of 2002</h4>

Alvaro Cedeño- Costa Rica 


Anniken Kleven - Norway 


[[Bjørn-Richard Hagvåg Monsen]]- Norway 


[[Delia Despina Dumitrica]]- Romania 


Eirin Annamo - Norway 


Hanne Blomberg - Norway 


Heidi Johansen - Norway 


Heidi Tamminen Egge - Norway 


Jayne Khayega - Kenya 


Kari Mette Darell Eliassen - Norway 


Klaus N.A. Melf - Germany/Norway 


Kristin Røymo - Norway 


Mette Røkke - Norway 


Ole Henning Sommerfelt - Norway 


Ottar K. Kvaal - Norway 


Reidar Øyvind Pedersen Breivik - Norway 


Silje Solheim - Norway 


[[Yaliwe Clark]] - Zambia 

<h3>The Class of 2003</h3>

[[Alberto Valiente Thoresen]]- El Salvador 


Amir Appelbaum - Israel 


Elisabeth Giæver - Norway 


Gunnar Halvorsen Smith - Norway 


Gunnar Rekvig - Norway 


Hanne Hovde Bye - Norway 


Hasantha Shammika Dehiwala Liyana Arachchige - Sri Lanka 


Holger Pötzsch - Germany 


Janne Ingrid Bjerkan - Norway 


Julia Holte Sempler - Norway 


Juliana Edith Turqui - Italy / Argentina 


Kadiha Saudatu Mona Kabba - Sierra Leone 


Katrina Maria Gillman - Denmark 


Mamadou Diouma Bah - Guinea 


Mari Gakkestad - Norway 


Maria Adolfovna Lvova - Russia 


Marit Holmquist Fenne - Norway 


Maryna Selivanova - Ukraine 


Nora Ahmetaj - Serbia &amp; Montenegro/Kosovo 


Peter Muriuki Ndichu - Kenya 


Ramil Aliyev - Azerbaijan 


Una Cecilie Aagesen - Norway 

<h3>The Class of 2004</h3>

Bente Evjen Schøning - Norway 


Borit Cornel - Romania 


Elisa Stokke - Norway 


[[Elisabeth Dyvik]] - Norway 


Eva Therese Næss - Norway 


Guri Waalen Borch - Norway 


Ingrid Buli - Norway 


Javier Fabra - Spain 


Larry E. Siayor - Norway 


Lars Stender Tveita - Norway 


[[Lodve Anders Svare]] - Norway 


Maria-Gabriela Sirbu - Romania 


Mariam Matevosyan - Armenia 


May-Britt Miri - Norway 


Mohammad Musfequs Salehin - Bangladesh 


Yuriy Mykhaylenko - Ukraine 


Natasha Goleva - Macedonia 


Nikolay Gerov - Bulgaria 


Olexander Martynenko - Ukraine 


Rachel Caroline Papa - Norway 


Siv Helland Oftedal - Norway 


William Hermann Arrey - Cameroon 


Yodit Zenebe Mekuria - Ethiopia 

<h3>The Class of 2005</h3>

André Mundal - Norway 


Berit Albrecht - Germany 


Evelyn Ngengong Tangie - Cameroon 


Hanne Bjertnæs - Norway 


Kjersti Johanne Østrem Fløtten - Norway 


Line Sætersdal Haugen - Norway 


Marjaana Hyppönen - Finland 


Mihajlo Delic - Serbia 


Morfor Maribuni Kandoh - Ghana 


Mostofa Md. Golam - Bangladesh 


Moustopha Babikir Ali - Chad 


Rachel Peterson - USA 


[[Scott Meyer]] - USA 


Silje Haukland Ryvold - Norway 


Simon O'Connor - United Kingdom 


[[Stian Bragtvedt]] - Norway 


Tsvetan Pavlov Chapkanski - Bulgaria 

<h3>The Class of 2006</h3>

Arif Hassan - Bangladesh 


Bjørn Ragnar Claussen - Norway 


Carla Barboza de Souza Lima - Brazil 


Edwin Luc Ceide - Haiti 


Elena Dubinina - Russia 


Francisco Damm - Bolivia 


Gamel A.M. Aganah - Ghana 


George Asare - Ghana 


Joyce Addo - Ghana 


Kalewonge Gedamu Minale - Ethiopia 


Kamitanji Kabuya - Congo 


Lene Lundberg - Norway 


Magnus Lønneberg Gjerde - Norway 


María Hernández Carretero - Spain 


Moses Massa - Sierra Leone 


Noble Kwabla Gati - Ghana 


Tigist Bekele Yilma - Ethiopia

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