Graduate education for education, criminal justice, social services, pastoral and other professionals to transform your work, engage your community and solve your challenges.
IIRP students find themselves in a supportive learning environment that’s both engaging and relevant, with a reasonable workload that benefits your work and life. Students can begin with a single tuition-free class and explore the emerging field of restorative practices, taking up to four courses without having to apply for admission. As students delve deeper, they learn how to enhance their relationships and communication. Our graduates are change agents who model a cutting-edge approach to leadership, by which they effectively exercise their authority—doing things with people, not to or for them.
Master of Restorative Practices & Education
Practice and theory that helps educators enhance their classroom and school management, achieve better learning outcomes, build family and social connectedness, establish a safer community, develop leadership skills and advance their careers.
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Master of Restorative Practices & Youth Counseling
Practice and theory that helps a wide range of youth-serving professionals foster social and family connectedness and motivate young people to make better choices and take responsibility for their behavior.
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Certificate in Restorative Practices
Provides the core learning experiences of the two masters’ degree programs.
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Flexible courses
You may take up to four courses before applying for admission into a graduate program.
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Learn more about our:
- unique admissions processes,
- generous financial assistance and low-interest loans
- or inquire about our tuition-free introductory course to get started today.
Embed Video by VideoLightBox.com v1.11m Professor Carolyn Olivett discusses the Basic Restorative Practices course
