UNU-EHS and UPEACE officially launch online course on climate change and the law

UNU-EHS and UPEACE are officially inviting applications for a new certificate online training course on the topic of “Climate Change, International Law and Human Security”. This six week online course will be co-taught by experts from both institutions and will take place from October 6 to November 14, 2014.

The course is intended for staff members of the United Nations and its agencies; staff members of other inter-governmental organizations, NGOs, and government agencies; academics; practitioners; and students, who are working or researching in fields related to climate change and environmental, human rights, international law, development, and migration, amongst others. UPEACE and UNU-EHS aim to ensure equal gender and geographical distribution across the selected participants.

It will be a one of a kind interdisciplinary course offering both a legal and scientific perspective, underlined by a strong human rights component. The course is meant to address policy makers, practitioners, as well as lawyers and researchers.

Deadline for applications is 20 September, 2014.

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For the application form, please click here.

For the brochure, please click here.

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UNU-EHS and UPEACE are officially inviting applications for a new certificate online training course on the topic of “Climate Change, International Law and Human Security”. This six week online course will be co-taught by experts from both institutions and will take place from October 6 to November 14, 2014.

The course is intended for staff members of the United Nations and its agencies; staff members of other inter-governmental organizations, NGOs, and government agencies; academics; practitioners; and students, who are working or researching in fields related to climate change and environmental, human rights, international law, development, and migration, amongst others. UPEACE and UNU-EHS aim to ensure equal gender and geographical distribution across the selected participants.

It will be a one of a kind interdisciplinary course offering both a legal and scientific perspective, underlined by a strong human rights component. The course is meant to address policy makers, practitioners, as well as lawyers and researchers.

Deadline for applications is 20 September, 2014.

To find out more, please click here.

For the application form, please click here.

For the brochure, please click here.

Read article online