This Certificate of Advanced Studies aims to enhance Accountability to Affected People (AAP) within the humanitarian sector. The programme delves into the components and conceptual underpinnings of AAP, providing insights into its application in diverse contexts.
Participants will be prepared to more effectively uphold the principle of accountability in their respective fields. They will be introduced to existing modalities and organizational practices related to accountability and will critically assess the promises and limitations of these approaches.
This intensive online course is organised in partnership with UNICEF.
For detailed information about admission criteria, required documents, deadlines, and the application process for the Master, please refer to the “How to Apply” page on our website.
Students are required to have:
– Broadband/high speed connection – 2.5 Mbps minimum.
– Please note that most weekly content and activities is accessible via phone, but a PC/laptop/tablet is preferred
– Microphone and webcam
The participants of the inaugural session of the CAS AAP course shared their experiences and insights, reflecting the diverse and impactful learning that the course offers. Here’s what some of them had to say:
“The practical experience brought to this course narrowed down the gap between the theoretical and practical methods of learning.”
“[Strengths include] ‘the variety of speakers from different backgrounds and sharing experiences and information. It brings experiences from different parts of the world. The students from different regions coming together was also an added value.’”
“The certificate in AAP is a very relevant course not only for humanitarian workers but also those in development like myself.”
“Excellent course, I will recommend it to all my programme colleagues.”
Designation: Senior Lecturer (CAS Accountability)