This executive short course is an intensive training, given by academic staff and humanitarian practitioners, which focuses on Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) in humanitarian crises, using specific methods and tools.
The overall objective of the course is to allow mid-level or senior managers to develop an understanding of sexual and reproductive health issues in emergencies and to provide them with skills to coordinate the implementation of a minimum set of sexual and reproductive health interventions at the onset of an emergency and as an integral part of health assistance programmes.
Scholarships are available for this course. Learn the eligibility criteria and how to apply here.
Admission requirements:
- A university qualification (bachelor’s degree or equivalent);
- At least three years of relevant professional experience;
- Excellent command of English;
- Motivation working in the humanitarian sector.
Documents required:
- CV (Résumé)
- Cover letter (explaining what is the reason why you apply for this course and how will the acquired skills help you in your career)
- Employer’s funding agreement, if applicable
- Copy of your highest diploma
- Work certificate or official document of your current job position
- Proof of English language competence (TOEIC/TOEFL/IELTS or equivalent); see details here
- Scanned copy of passport.
More information about the admission process is available on our application page.
Designation: MA in Political Sciences / MSc in International Public Health