Training programme: Human Rights for Development

DESIGN

The international training programme Human Rights for Development (HR4DEV) maps the potential and limits of human rights in development and development cooperation, with a specific focus on children's rights. The course consists of a general part (two weeks on human rights and development), and a thematic part (two weeks on children's rights and globalisation). It targets 'leaders of the future' in practice, policy and academia. 

What are the potential and limits of human rights for development? What is the added value of children’s rights’ approaches to global problems such as poverty, environmental challenges, armed conflict and migration? These are some of the questions that will be addressed in the course, from a critical and interdisciplinary perspective. 

Module 1: Human Rights and Development (general) (week 1 and 2)
Module 2: Children's Rights in a Globalised World: Critical Approaches (thematic) (week 3 and 4) 

APPLICATION DEADLINE 

When applying for a scholarship: February 1st 2012
When not applying for a scholarship: April 1st 2012

FEES AND REGISTRATION 

The course fee for the entire programme (1 month, 2 modules) is € 2000

The course fee for one module (2 weeks) is € 1250 

The registration fee includes tuition, course materials, lunches and breaks. The fee does not include accommodation. 
Participants will need to meet their own travel costs.
The final registration and payment are due by June 15th 2012.

CONTACT

Course Secretariat: 
For information regarding programme and scholarships: 
Mrs. Kathy Vlieghe 

Children's Rights Knowledge Centre
Kathy.Vlieghe@keki.be

For information regarding registration and accommodation: 
Mrs. Terry Amssoms
University of Antwerp - International Mobility
terry.amssoms@ua.ac.be 

pdf: http://www.hr4dev.be/

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