UISCE Scholars

The UISCE Scholar Experience

UISCE’s aim is “to creatively and sensitively explore the resistance to peacebuilding as resources for transformation”, and it is to this aim that UISCE Scholars work.

UISCE is establishing links with third level institutions and peacebuilding organisations from diverse cultural and political backgrounds around the world, to assemble a body of ten Masters or Doctoral students to undertake research that furthers their studies and advances UISCE’s programme.

The type of research currently under consideration includes:

  • The study of history at secondary school level and engagement with democracy as adults.

  • Policing, human rights and religion in Northern Ireland.

  • Transforming the Irish / UK / EU frontier into local social, cultural and economic advantage.

  • The design of a secondary school curriculum and international certificate in peacebuilding.

  • Brexit - a blueprint for peace in Europe.

  • Dynamics affecting not-for-profit engagement for peacebuilding.

  • Engaging with sectarianism at board level.

  • Fermanagh as an Irish literary hub.

  • The emergence of social trauma in literature.

Scholars usually come for a period of 6 to 24 months.

If you are interested in becoming an UISCE Scholar, please complete the form at the following link.

Meet Some UISCE Scholars Network

“UISCE’s Scholars Programme is a specialised role of particular appeal to academics or professionals with a greater understanding of issues pertaining to peacebuilding”