"What can you do with a PACS degree?" Check out what ten of our graduates are doing to create a stronger society in the most recent edition of UWaterloo's Alumni Newsletter! Read More 
Caileigh MacIsaac is a third year Arts and Business student majoring in Peace and Conflict Studies. Currently working on her fourth Co-op position as a Research Market Analyst for a renewable energy company, Caileigh has had Co-op jobs that have given her experiences across the board.
Konica Kochar is a PACS graduate, a law student, a world traveller, and a believer in a more beautiful world. During her time at UWaterloo as an undergraduate student, Konica studied Arts and Business, majored in Peace and Conflict Studies, and minored in Legal Studies.
From an out-of-province experience, to a summer in Uganda, and right back to the University of Waterloo, Kayleigh Swanson and her co-op positions have done it all.
The application deadline for the Masters of Peace and Conflict Studies program is fast approaching!
PACS graduate Erin Oldynski is one of the co-founders of Prototype, a new feminist makerspace in North Oakland — where communal “making,” with a variety of equipment necessary for trades including woodworking, sewing and 3D printing, meets intersectional feminism.
If you’ve joined Peace and Conflict Studies in the past three years, there’s a strong chance that you have Jessica Scott to thank. As a PACS Alumni and previous Conrad Grebel Recruitment and Conference Coordinator, Jessica has strong connections to the PACS Department.
Masters of Peace and Conflict studies graduate, and co-founder of Global Peace Centre Canada, Jahan Zeb’s opinion editorial piece titled ‘Canada: Beacon of hope in a world adrift’ has been published