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Webinar on our new “AI-Enhanced Negotiation in Health Emergencies”short course
Register now for our free webinar to discover the “AI-Enhanced Negotiation in Health Emergencies” short course, taking place in person in Amman…
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19 June Event: Shifting the Stigma: Prevention and Protection for Victims and Survivors of Sexual Violence
Co-organised with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), this event will explore strategies to reduce the stigma faced by victims and…
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11 June: Attacks on Healthcare: From the Syrian civil war to Gaza and Khartoum
To discuss the topic, we invited as a keynote speaker Dr Ghassan Abu-Sittah, Lord Rector, University of Glasgow…
Featured research
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Advancing sexual & reproductive health and rights in humanitarian crises
Updating Priorities for Research & Innovation The goal of this study is to identify, prioritise,…
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Lancet Migration European Regional Hub
The Lancet Migration European Regional Hub, co-led by Lancet Migration and the Geneva Centre of Humanitarian Studies,…
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In the 2022-2023 Academic Year, we had:
Our Student’s Testimonials
“I had an amazing experience at the Geneva Center of Humanitarian Studies. I’m grateful for that incredible educational experience. The diversity of modules really broadened and probably transformed in a way my thinking. The actual projects and assignments we did during the course taught me a lot about humanitarian activities.
It was a beautiful challenge for me, juggling my business activity and meeting deadlines. However, I believe it allowed me to reshape my attitude towards humanitarianism while starting my own Foundation”
Robert Sadowski, Philanthropist and CEO of Sawa Logistics
(Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflicts course participant, 2022)
“Thanks to the “Negotiating on the Frontlines ” short executive course, I gained the knowledge that will allow me, my colleagues, and the organisation as a whole to effectively obtain humanitarian access and provide assistance.
I have learned how to handle different interests and find common grounds to achieve negotiation objectives.”
“The Centre has profoundly influenced both my personal and professional journey. Thanks to their Master’s programme and the foundation of knowledge and skills it has given me, have made me more marketable and attractive to potential employers in the humanitarian and international organisation sectors.
Academically, the Centre provided me with a comprehensive and specialised education in the field of humanitarian action. On a personal level, engaging with the stories and experiences of my classmates deepened my appreciation for the importance of humanitarian action.
The Centre stands out from other institutions in several significant aspects. It is dedicated solely to the study and practice of humanitarian action, located in Geneva, and boasts a team of experienced and knowledgeable faculty members who are experts in the humanitarian field. The Centre offers a strong network with other organisations and a tailored programme catering to different levels of experience and career goals.”
Meilian Tiara (Master of Advanced Studies in Humanitarian Action alumna, 2015)