School for Cooperation
Specialized courses
The Campus for Peace collaborates with several NGOs and other organisations to offer specialised courses on issues related to cooperation, humanitarian aid, etc. The offer includes customised capacity-building courses for NGOs and NGO-led university extension programmes.
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[16/02/2012]
NGO: International Peace Bureau
Name of the course: Disarmament for development
Language: English
Dates: March 27 - July 27, 2012
Cost and Registration and Enrolment fees: €300
Course description: IPB’s and UOC’s Disarmament for Development programme focuses on a set of issues often overlooked by those working on poverty or peacemaking. This course is based on both to the issues and to ways of campaigning.
For more information write to: secretariacp@uoc.edu
Prevention and protection of sexual exploitation of children
NGO: Campus for Peace
Name of the course: Prevention and protection of sexual exploitation of children
Start date: November 16, 2011
Course description: It's a virtual course for the prevention and combating of sexual exploitation of children and adolescents (CSEC).
Prize: 185 euros
Observatory for Decentralised Cooperation between the European Union and Latin America
NGO: Observatory for Decentralised Cooperation
Name of the course: Observatory for Decentralised Cooperation between the European Union and Latin America
Start date: October – February
Description: The Barcelona Provincial Council’s Observatory for Decentralised Cooperation between the European Union and Latin America provides technical support for the online specialist course of the same name, which is co-funded by the Catalan Development Cooperation Agency.
NGO: Gaia Education
Name of the course: Design for sustainability
Start date: October– july
Course description: Gaia Education and the UOC’s Campus for Peace collaborate on a pioneering ‘design for sustainability’ course (GEDS) offered in English and Spanish. The programme, based on the pillars of the ecovillage design curriculum (i.e. the social, ecological, economic and world-view dimensions of sustainability), draws on the experience of a network of some of the planet’s most successful ecovillages and community projects.
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