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Explore the theoretical basis for various conflict resolution processes, as well as the practical application of these concepts in the private and public sector. Examine topics selected from a wide range of issues that are emerging as the use of ADR processes rapidly expands throughout organizations and institutions.

Topics

  • Ways in which conflict management skills and approaches can be incorporated into everyday life
  • The various schools of thought within the ADR scholarly community
  • A deeper understanding of one or more issues in ADR

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Prerequisites

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Type
Online
Dates
May 06, 2019 to Jun 07, 2019
Schedule
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Total Hours
20.0
Format
Online  
Fee
Course Fee non-credit $770.00
Western Employee non-credit $770.00 Click here to get more information
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Instructors

What to Expect

This is an interactive course, you will engage online with your class and instructor through our online learning management system. Plan to log into your course regularly throughout the week.

The average student can expect approximately eight hours of work per week for discussions, readings, assignments, projects, exams/quizzes and other course requirements.

Completion Requirements

This is a graded course. Evaluation will be based on any combination of participation, exams/quizzes and assignments.

Textbook

Dispute Resolution: Readings and Case Studies, 4th edition, Macfarlane, ISBN 9781552396476

Type
Online
Dates
Apr 13, 2020 to May 15, 2020
Schedule
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Total Hours
20.0
Format
Online  
Fee
Course Fee non-credit $770.00
Western Employee non-credit $770.00 Click here to get more information
Potential Discount
Instructors

What to Expect

This is an interactive course, you will engage online with your class and instructor through our online learning management system. Plan to log into your course regularly throughout the week.

The average student can expect approximately eight hours of work per week for discussions, readings, assignments, projects, exams/quizzes and other course requirements.

Completion Requirements

This is a graded course. Evaluation will be based on any combination of participation, exams/quizzes and assignments.

Textbook

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