This continuing education program for practitioners and students provides skills to address the full range of gender issues in development and humanitarian contexts.
How is the GDHA Diploma structured?
•10 courses covering all critical aspects of this field
•Five courses are CORE - including topics such as gender equality, gender in development, gender and humanitarian assistance
•Five courses are specialised - you select ONE specialisation to focus on:
1.Gender Integration supports mainstreaming of gender issues across development and humanitarian work
2.Gender-based Violence provides technical skills in GBV prevention, response, monitoring, and coordination
3.Gender and Conflict addresses the women, peace, and security agenda
•To get a diploma, complete the full 10 courses (with a minimum attendance of 80%) - this takes around six months, depending on courses and your own pace of learning
•It is possible to take individual courses - you'll receive certificates for those courses
•Each course requires 15 classroom hours and 15 hours of preparation and study
•Classes are on evenings and weekends - on the LAU Beirut campus (Lebanon) or remotely through web-conferencing - check the schedule for details
