Semester 1
Reparation, Resilience and Forgiveness
2 Credits
Recent history: practices and expressions of social and armed violence
2 Credits
The legacies of conflict scenarios and the transformations of organized crime
3 Credits
Theory and Historical Debates of Transitional Justice
2 Credits
Research Seminar I
2 Credits
UCM Identity - UCP
1 Credit
Semester 2
Social memory; imaginaries, meanings and identities.
2 Credits
Emerging violence and new conflictivities in transitional scenarios
3 Credits
Components of Transitional Justice Processes
3 Credits
Research Seminar II
2 Credits
Education, pedagogy and peace experiences
2 Credits
Semester 3
Spaces of Memory and Actions of Reparation
3 Credits
Challenges of transitional scenarios and possible scenarios
2 Credits
Research Seminar III
3 Credits
Challenges in Peace Education
2 Credits
Elective I
2 Credits
Semester 4
Responsibility, politics, victims and perpetrators: "survivors".
3 Credits
Memory devices; testimony, narration and storytelling.
3 Credits
Case studies and comparative experiences in transitional justice
2 Credits
Research Seminar IV
2 Credits
Elective II
2 Credits
Total credits: 48
*Note: 1. Students of the Universidad Católica de Manizales must accredit proficiency in English as a foreign language as a degree requirement in accordance with the criteria in the Foreign Language Regulations
2. Students of the Universidad Católica de Manizales can access the academic degree in specialization programs according to the modalities listed in the attached Regulation (art. 66 Reglamento Académico)
3. Research seminars
Each of the research seminars is developed through transversal face-to-face meetings, during the four sessions of the semester.
In-depth seminars
- Inaugural Founding Conference
Each seminar oriented in the master's program, develops an introductory opening conference that is a space of scientific foundation of the contents of the thematic component of the seminar. - Academic activities of the seminar
The seminars have a first moment in the inaugural conference, and have a second moment of deepening that is developed in a specific way with each cohort of the master's degree the rest of the academic day.
Electives
For the development of the master's degree in the socio-humanistic component, several electives are offered, whose contents are more specific and in which students will be able to deepen in the thematic fields of particular interest. These electives are intended to constitute a broad offer of social and human reflection in the field of Memory and in the field of Transitional Scenarios, seen from specific cases of analysis. The curricular design of these electives has generic approaches to some reflections, so that academic equivalences can be sought by way of exchange in other formative scenarios through alliances and agreements established with other institutions.
- Spaces, places and territorial markers of political violence
- Memory, Art and Aesthetics of Resistance, Peace and Memory
- Transitional scenarios in the agricultural sector: skills for agro-industrial development in post-agreement contexts.
- Education, pedagogy and teaching of Memory
- Curriculum training for Peace and Transitional Scenarios
