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Decentralized Management
of Regional Development
9.8.–20.8.2010
Managment of Development Projects
23.8.–3.9.2010
Conflict Transformation and
Peace Building
6.9.–17.9.2010
The courses are designed to meet the needs of young professionals from all elds and from all over the world in the area of development cooperation
• learner- and practice-oriented
• taught by highly quali ed international
trainers with a vast range of practical experience
Further Information:
www.sle-berlin.de
Humboldt-Universität
Hessische Strasse 1–2
10115 Berlin
Germany
Tel.: +49 30 209369-00/12
Fax: +49 30 20936904
E-Mail: sle-plus@agrar.hu-berlin.de
plus: Short Term Courses 2010
Mission
The SLE at the Humboldt-Universität Berlin has been training
youngpostgraduates from all elds in international development
cooperation and management for over four decades. More than
800 people have graduated from the SLE, and are now working in
international development cooperation for private, international,
and bilateral agencies. The SLE is funded by the Federal Ministry for
Economic Cooperation and Development and the Senate of Berlin.
Target Group
The SLE plus: Berlin Training for International Development Cooperation
is directed at young professionals from all elds working in
development cooperation. By selecting participants with di erent
professional and cultural backgrounds from all over the world , the
programme follows the intercultural and interdisciplinary approach
vital to development cooperation.
Training Philosophy
Learning by doing is the key element of the SLE’s teaching
philosophy. Case studies, exercises and / or role plays help to create
an environment of common learning where participants can put
taught methods into practice. All courses are accompanied by
a framework programme that provides participants with the opportunity
to become familiar with scholarly discussions in the area of
development cooperation, and to mee t with representatives of
German governmental and non-governmental organisations active
in the eld of development cooperation.
Requirements
A university degree equivalent to an M.A./M.Sc. and a good command of English.
Costs and Scholarships Costs for each course: Euro 500.– Foreign alumni
Decentralized Management
of Regional Development
9.8.–20.8.2010
Managment of Development Projects
23.8.–3.9.2010
Conflict Transformation and
Peace Building
6.9.–17.9.2010
The courses are designed to meet the needs of young professionals from all elds and from all over the world in the area of development cooperation
• learner- and practice-oriented
• taught by highly quali ed international
trainers with a vast range of practical experience
Further Information:
www.sle-berlin.de
Humboldt-Universität
Hessische Strasse 1–2
10115 Berlin
Germany
Tel.: +49 30 209369-00/12
Fax: +49 30 20936904
E-Mail: sle-plus@agrar.hu-berlin.de
plus: Short Term Courses 2010
Mission
The SLE at the Humboldt-Universität Berlin has been training
youngpostgraduates from all elds in international development
cooperation and management for over four decades. More than
800 people have graduated from the SLE, and are now working in
international development cooperation for private, international,
and bilateral agencies. The SLE is funded by the Federal Ministry for
Economic Cooperation and Development and the Senate of Berlin.
Target Group
The SLE plus: Berlin Training for International Development Cooperation
is directed at young professionals from all elds working in
development cooperation. By selecting participants with di erent
professional and cultural backgrounds from all over the world , the
programme follows the intercultural and interdisciplinary approach
vital to development cooperation.
Training Philosophy
Learning by doing is the key element of the SLE’s teaching
philosophy. Case studies, exercises and / or role plays help to create
an environment of common learning where participants can put
taught methods into practice. All courses are accompanied by
a framework programme that provides participants with the opportunity
to become familiar with scholarly discussions in the area of
development cooperation, and to mee t with representatives of
German governmental and non-governmental organisations active
in the eld of development cooperation.
Requirements
A university degree equivalent to an M.A./M.Sc. and a good command of English.
Costs and Scholarships Costs for each course: Euro 500.– Foreign alumni
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