Tolerance Studies and Global Peace

The Master’s Degree in Tolerance Studies and Global Peace at UCAM is a one-year, English-taught program. It requires 60 ECTS credits and provides a comprehensive understanding of international peacebuilding and conflict resolution. The curriculum focuses on intercultural dialogue, human rights law, diplomacy, and global ethics, equipping students with the advanced analytical and mediation tools needed to foster tolerance and navigate complex international relations. The program emphasizes a practical approach, incorporating seminars with international diplomats, human rights advocates, and leaders from global peace organizations. Students gain real-world experience through mandatory internships in international NGOs, diplomatic missions, or humanitarian agencies, and must complete a final master's thesis. Graduates are prepared for diverse careers as peacebuilding coordinators, policy advisors, international diplomats, and human rights advocates within the global humanitarian and political ecosystem.

Programme-specific requirements recorded in SIT Connect.

• EU/IB/Agreements: Obtain access credential via UNED.
• All Other Countries: Request homologation via Spanish Ministry of Education.
• Legalization (Hague Countries): Must have the Hague Apostille on transcripts and diploma.
• Legalization (Non-Hague): Required stamps from Ministry of Ed, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Spanish Consulate.
• Translation: Must be in Spanish by an official sworn translator or Spanish Embassy.
• Scanned biopage of your valid passport.
• High School academic transcript, Diploma and national exam result slip.
• Statement of Purpose/Motivational Letter.
• Curriculum Vitae.

UCAM's language school offers the UCAM Spanish certificate (UCAM courses at levels A1–C1, or exam only) at the certification level required for admission to a bachelor's or master's degree, and the Spanish Preparatory Program (730 hours, DELE exam preparation included) is designed for students to reach B2 Spanish before starting a degree taught in Spanish. Confirm the Spanish level for your programme with UCAM admissions.

Programme-specific document list.

This programme is recorded as accredited in the central catalogue.