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Summer Professional Training Programme |
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Annual |
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professional |
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Objectives |
The Summer Professional Training Program provides trainings to foreign aid workers, government officials, conflict resolution practitioners, masters students, and others working in conflict zones to complement their daily field work. It is one of the first academic programs specifically designed to bridge the fields of peacebuilding and development.
Experienced trainers guide participants through hands-on sessions to explore the relationships between religion, culture, human rights, the media, gender, and applied theories in peacebuilding and development work. Participants explore innovative methods while expanding their knowledge and skills in a participatory and interactive learning environment.
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Area of expertise |
conflict resolution, diplomacy, mediation, good offices education for peace |
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Government officials HR Field officers NGO activists University students |
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English |
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United States of America |
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Delivered by |
Internationally recognized trainers. |
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Scholarship |
There are a limited number of need-based tuition scholarships available. If a participant attends one course of the program, he or she may qualify for a half-week tuition scholarship. If a participant attends two or more courses, he or she may qualify for one full-week tuition scholarship. Please note that PDI can only provide scholarships for tuition; we are unable to assist with airfare, housing, or other additional costs. The scholarship deadline is Friday, May 2nd, 2008.
Scholarship applications are reviewed through a panel committee and judged based on the applicant's professional qualifications and academic excellence. Priority considerations are given to early applicants.
To be eligible for a scholarship, an applicant must:
Submit a complete scholarship application;
Demonstrate financial need;
Currently live or work in a conflict or transition country;
Provide reasons why she/he qualifies for a scholarship; and
Outline what she/he would do upon return home. |
Tuition/Accommodation |
Tuition per course: USD735 per course.
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