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Career Opportunities
Our students have been recruited to interesting jobs, nationally and internationally. They are working within the diplomatic services, governmental or non-governmental organisations, as well as in teaching or research.
Please read how some of our students could apply their studies after the completion of the program:
Yaliwe Clarke, Class of 2002-04
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| Yaliwe Clarke |
Country of origin Zambia Born in 1974
What have you done since you graduated from the MPCT?
Since I graduated from the MPCT I have taught in a Diploma and Certificate Peace course at the Mindolo Ecuemental Foundation Peace Centre. I have also tutored in the Development Studies Department at the University of Zambia before joining my current position at the Centre for Conflict Resolution. My current work involves among other things performing case studies, developing training manuals and providing training to various civil society actors and senior government officials across Africa. Some of my recent activities include: Human rights and conflict management training for the Office of the Public Protector (OPP), South Africa; training Community Women for Peace-building in Lesotho; developing a peace-building training manual for African Women in Decision-Making Positions; conducting peace-building skills-needs assessments for specific institutions on the continent. I intend to do a PhD at the University of Cape Town on African women's experiences of trauma and healing. My thesis is to feed into my work at Centre for Conflict Resolution.
Bjørn-Richard Hagvåg Monsen, Class of 2002-04
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| Bjørn-Richard Monsen |
Country of origin. Norway
Born in 1976
What have you done since you graduated from the MPCT?
I have been working for Aqua Management where I co-edited the final report on a project concerning quality-improvement. After that, in March 2005, I got a job as the region leader for Save the Children in northern Norway.
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