Virtual Studies Course Catalogue
Registration opens 1.11.2019
7.1.2020 – 21.2.2020
Global Contexts of Violence - Gender Related Violence in the Landscape of Global Vulnerabilities
The objectives of the course are to introduce the key concepts in interdisciplinary research on gender-related violence, and to illustrate through multidisciplinary research examples the diverse forms of violence and the ways gender-related violence is entangled with contemporary global...
Registration opens 1.11.2019
13.1.2020 – 15.3.2020
Introduction to Development Economics
The course aims to provide an outline of the main issues underpinning development economics today, by outlining simple theory and providing extensive applied evidence from developing countries.
Registration opens 1.11.2019
13.1.2020 – 19.4.2020
Gender and Development
The course content offers an outline of debates about gender and gender equality in social sciences and Development Studies.
Registration opens 1.12.2019
1.2.2020 – 30.4.2020
Global Education Development
The course will be offered during the spring semester, dates to be confirmed.
1) Education development globally: education as one of the sustainable development goals (SDG4), education policies, trends, challenges and international cooperation
2) Research in education development, education in...
Registration opens 1.1.2020
9.3.2020 – 3.5.2020
Mixed Methods Research in Development Studies
The course introduces students to the meaning of mixed methods (MM) research, the philosophical underpinnings of MM research, various MM designs, sampling and data collection in MM research, and data analysis and interpretations in MM research.
Registration opens 1.1.2020
16.3.2020 – 17.5.2020
Migration, Development and Human Rights
The course aims to provide the participants with the necessary tools to understand and to discuss the interface between migration, development and human rights at the global level.
Registration Closed
28.10.2019 – 15.12.2019
Introduction to Global Development and Sustainability
This course introduces participants to the main concepts and key issues in global development and sustainability. The course outlines first how different perceptions of global development and sustainability have been portrayed in development thought and theories. Second, it addresses structures and...
Registration Closed
28.10.2019 – 20.12.2019
Towards Sustainable Development Goals: the Nexus of Water, Food and Energy
The course gives an overview of the field of environmental studies; particularly how to reach sustainable development goals and global challenges, covering the central themes of Water and Sanitation (SDG 6), Food (SDG 2) and Energy (SDG7). These areas (SDG goals) are highly intertwined with each...
Registration Closed
1.10.2019 – 31.10.2019
Trade and Development
The course gives an overview of how exchange in general and international market exchange (international trade) in particular are related to different aspects of development. It also gives the possibility to relate the standard economics trade and development theories/models to other theories of...
Registration Closed
1.10.2019 – 22.11.2019
Global and Local Public Health Issues
The objective of this course is to introduce the students to the humanitarian crisis aspects of various types of disasters. The course will present real-life examples of how public health is compromised in a disaster; how the human rights get violated; who are vulnerable groups; how environment...
Registration Closed
19.9.2019 – 31.10.2019
Social Realities in the Global South
The course explores social realities in the global South. It seeks to understand people's daily realities and lived experiences and the challenges involved.
Registration Closed
18.9.2019 – 27.11.2019
Concepts of Sustainability
The course contents comprise concepts, definitions and dimensions of sustainable development, indicators for sustainability, cases from different parts of the world.
Registration Closed
1.1.2019 – 1.1.2019
Water and Society - dates to be confirmed
Water supply and sanitation (WSS) are a key element in the development of societies. The water history course will remind us that decisions about and management of water resources and services over the long-term are to a large extent public by nature. As water systems and water use have expanded...