A practical introduction to global human rights and refugee protection, taught with real-world case studies, UN/NGO resources and practitioner-led sessions. Students take part in interactive workshops, create a small campaign and complete career-focused assessments such as policy briefs and campaign evaluations.
Human Rights and Forced Migration: International Protection in the 21st CenturyInfo Location Contact More Info Course Information Course CodeTDE-HR and FM Course LeaderArda Inceoglu
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Additional InformationLearning Outcomes On successful completion, you will be able to: · Monitor comprehensively urban environment sensitivity throughout the project cycle management · Demonstrate depth and systematic understanding of urban conflict and large range of concepts and approaches to vulnerabilities in urban environments · Assess critically and create innovative tools and techniques to plan humanitarian and peacebuilding actions in urban settings · Develop action research tools to assess physical, social, economic, political, cultural and symbolic dimensions of programming in urban conflicts. Who is it for? This course is for practitioners already working in the humanitarian, conflict transformation, and peacebuilding fields and in related areas (diplomacy, journalism, …)who wish to continue their professional development, and practitioners working in other fields interested in exploring opportunities in these areas.
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