Bachelor of Mediation (B.Med.)

The Cloverdale College Bachelor of Mediation degree (B.Med.) offers academic recognition to mediators by granting college credit for qualified mediation and alternative dispute resolution training experience.

Tuition and Fees

Tuition: $4,250.00
Project Processing: $100.00
Graduation: $100.00

Admission Requirements

Evidence of five or more years of applied paid or volunteer work experience in a social service ministry or faith community.
High school diploma or G.E.D. Foreign students must hold the equivalent.
Completion of the Application Procedure.

Graduation Requirements

Completion of a total of 240 verifiable training hours from mediation training events including a 40-hour mediation training program. All mediation training events should include certificates of completion for courses of mediation study given by recognized and endorsed training sources.

All students are required to submit a list of proposed courses to the Dean’s office for final approval before beginning their studies. These credits may come from whatever accredited college, university or diocesan approved training program the student chooses.

NOTE: Residential and internet courses taken at colleges, universities and diocesan seminaries are accepted on a case by case basis, as are professional-level workshops. Internet courses already taken from the specific Approved Educational Venues listed by Cloverdale College will also be accepted towards the degree.

When all academic and financial requirements have been met, the student is eligible to receive his/her diploma. Students of the College have the option of attending graduation (held each year in May) or receiving the diploma by mail.

Coursework

The following mediation training centers are locations at which students may complete courses for this program.

Each time the student completes a course from a recognized and approved training source, a certificate, transcript or document of verification must be copied and sent via mail or fax to Cloverdale College for listing on the student’s transcript. Both the institution and the title of the course are cited on the transcript.