UNUNC

UNUNC stands for the United Nations University for Peace. It is a degree-granting academic institution founded by the United Nations General Assembly in 1980. Its mission is to contribute to the pursuit of a culture of peace by undertaking education and research on the problems of conflict and the maintenance of peace. The university is headquartered in Ciudad Colón, Costa Rica, and operates with a global perspective.

UNUG offers master's and doctoral programs in areas such as International Peace Studies, Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution, and Sustainable Development. These programs are designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to address complex global challenges. The student body is international, fostering a diverse and multicultural learning environment.

Beyond its academic programs, UNUG also engages in research and outreach activities. It collaborates with various international organizations, governments, and civil society groups to promote peacebuilding initiatives and share its expertise. The university aims to be a global hub for learning and action in the field of peace and security, fostering dialogue and understanding across cultures and nations. Its work is guided by the principles of the United Nations Charter.