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To analyse the historical, geopolitical and social origins of humanitarian crises
To acquire methodological and conceptual tools in order to contribute to research and reflection on contemporary humanitarian action
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Professionals with experience in the humanitarian sector, professionals from other sectors who wish to deepen their understanding of the contemporary humanitarian enterprise
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13 weeks of intensive courses
• History of Humanitarianism • Values, Ethics, and Dilemmas in Humanitarian Action • Geopolitics of Humanitarian Action in Conflict • Environment and
Humanitarian Crises • Research Methods: Getting Started • The Sociology of Actors
in Humanitarian Settings • Anthropology and Intercultural
Aspects of
Humanitarian Action • The Political Economy of
Humanitarian Crises • Health Interventions in
Humanitarian Crises • Humanitarian Action: Legal Issues
• Communication and
Negotiation • From Emergency to
Development • Migration and Humanitarian Action: Case Study
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Prof. Doris SCHOPPER, University of Geneva |
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Valérie GORIN, University of Geneva and Sophia HOFFMANN, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies |
| Diploma jointly awarded by the University of Geneva and the Graduate Institute of International
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2nd edition
Duration
September 2013 to January 2014
30 ECTS credits
Application deadline
1 June 2013 • Scholarship applicants: 30 April 2013
Registration fee
CHF 8'000.-
Chèque formation
Information
Geneva Center for education and research in humanitarian action (CERAH)
Joëlle GENTILE
+41 (0)22 908 45 33
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