Make development work in fragile contexts
2020-2021 Course Dates
Module 1: from Dec. 2020 to Feb. 2021
Module 2: from Feb. 2020 to May 2021
Module 3: July 2021
Contact us
Bruno Medroa, Programme Officer
+41 (0)22 908 62 53 | dpp.conflict@graduateinstitute.ch
Working professionals at mid-career to senior career level, who hold or aspire to leadership positions in governments, international organisations and NGOs, as well as those in private sector seeking relevant skills and exposure.
The findings and recommendations of my professional thesis have served as a baseline study of the Ministry of Education strategy for the expansion of affordable private schools in Afghanistan.
I expanded my horizons to keep myself updated about the current development context focusing on conflict and fragility aspects. I acquired research skills to see the development topic through the lens of social sciences.
Thanks to this programme, I have acquired a know-how that allows me to better articulate global initiatives to the local context, with a more strategic perspective.
Highlights
Immerse yourself during 5 weeks in our regional hub, in a small class setting
Analyse case studies and engage with international professionals on their field experience
Take advantage of a personalized follow-up, a stimulating group dynamic and visit projects together
Write a job-related paper
Enter a programme built upon the successful pedagogy and significant effects of the Executive Master in Development Policies and Practices (DPP) existing since 2003.
Highlights
Be exposed to diverse global practices and engage with peers from all over the world
Conduct a job-related thesis to enhance your organisation’s effectiveness
Take advantage of instruction from both regional experts and internationally-recognized faculty
Discover Geneva-based international organisations
Enter a programme built upon the successful pedagogy and significant effects of the Executive Master in Development Policies and Practices (DPP) existing since 2003.
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