This course aims at achieving two broad objectives. Firstly, it establishes knowledge pool enabling an understanding of the main terms, issues and conceptual contours of conflict resolution. It overviews theories and models of conflict resolution and conflict management. The course provides an understanding of contemporary conflict resolution, from local community mediation, through peacekeeping, peacemaking and peace-enforcement to humanitarian intervention and post-conflict peace-building. Also, it highlights history and development of the field. A series of case studies will be put under the microscope. Secondly, it is designed to encourage enrolled students in developing critical thinking and transferable skills. With regard to the logic of the course organisation, it is divided into two main parts. The course starts with the conceptual part and the second part consists of case studies, both done in an interdisciplinary manner.