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SUMMARY:Master of Arts in International Development Studies of Chulalongkorn University is Opened for Applications Until 30 April 2017 Scholarships are Available!
DESCRIPTION:Master of Arts in International Development Studies (MAIDS)\, Faculty of Political Science\, Chulalongkorn University\, Bangkok\, Thailand now opens application for any applicants from around the world who wish to pursue a master’s degree in the development field.\n \nMAIDS is a one-year international program taught in English language. We offer a variety of courses including migration\, human rights\, sustainable development\, community-based development\, inclusive development\, public policy\, gender\, water governance\, and conflict resolution\, amongst others.\n \nThe course build academic knowledge and analytical skills. Apart from classroom based lectures\, students also will gain real experiences in community engagement during study through a number of fieldtrips.\n \nSCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE!\n \nSource: http://maids-chula.org/2017/02/03/maids-program-is-open-for-application-apply-now-until-31-march-2017-scholarships-are-available/ \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/master-arts-international-development-studies-chulalongkorn-university-opened-applications-30-april-2017-scholarships-available/
LOCATION:Master of Arts in International Development Studies (MAIDS)\, Chulalongkorn University\, Bangkok\, Thailand\, Bangkok\, Thailand
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20171001
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20171202
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SUMMARY:ASEAN CSR Fellowship 2018
DESCRIPTION:The ASEAN CSR Fellowship seeks to build up the next generation of ambassadors for responsible business in Southeast Asia\, harnessing the potential of the private sector in addressing key regional issues in anti-corruption\, environmental degradation and human rights. The Fellowship is part of ACN’s ongoing efforts to help practitioners re-define CSR\, away from its misconception that it is just corporate philanthropy and volunteerism\, towards the business responsibility to look beyond their bottom line and consider the social and environmental implications of their activities. The attention is shifted from how businesses spend money (charity) to how the money is made. \nA small team of high-potential individuals will be selected from business\, government and civil society\, to be equipped with in-depth theoretical and practical concepts in responsible business. The year-long journey will take Fellows to 3 countries across ASEAN\, spending 5 days each in Singapore/Malaysia\, Myanmar and Vietnam. Covering the full spectrum of ASEAN member states with varying levels of economic development\, the Fellowship starts at the heart of ASEAN’s business activity in Singapore/Malaysia\, before heading to the emerging economy of Myanmar and the manufacturing hub of Vietnam. Each week spent in the different countries will feature a series of study tours to meet top business leaders\, government representatives\, academics and civil society practitioners. Modules will also feature deep-dive topics\, delving into difficult issues such as the rights of migrant workers\, labor standards in the garment industry and responsible investment. The learning objective is to build an understanding of CSR as it applies across ASEAN\, comparing the different experiences in the 3 countries visited. \nAs ASEAN continues to face a variety of complex national and regional issues\, the Fellowship hopes to deepen cross-border perspectives\, and unite a new generation of CSR leaders in our common goal towards regional sustainable development. \n  \nSource: http://www.asean-csr-network.org/c/programs/fellowship \n  \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/asean-csr-fellowship-2018/
LOCATION:Singapore/Malaysia\, Vietnam and Myanmar
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20171102
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SUMMARY:Call of Competitive Examinations Research Doctorate Courses
DESCRIPTION:Opening of on-line applications: 07 July 2017 at 14.00 hrs (Italian Time); \nClosing of on-line applications: 25 August 2017 at 13.00 hrs (Italian Time) \nNo tuition fees are envisaged to participate in the competitive examination for PhD Courses. \nNOTICE: For candidates who apply to the PhD Course in Machanical and Industrial Engineering be aware that Annex A to the call has been amended by Chancellor Decree n. 368/2017 prot. n. 103540 published on 11th July 2017\, as follows: \n\nScholarship funded by Scolari S.p.a. is linked to the research topic “Energetic Optimization of industrial dryers“.\n\nNOTICE FOR CANDIDATES APPLYING TO THE PHD COURSE IN MECHANICAL AND INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING: \nWe inform applicants to this particular course that there is an inconsistency in the length of the characters of the research project that each candidate will have to draw up\, between what is set out in Schedule A of the PhD in Mechanical Engineering and Industrial Engineering\, which states: “The The research project must be illustrated in a written\, Italian or English text\, with a maximum length of 25\,000 characters (spaces excluded) “; And the form available online “DRIMI Research Project Proposal” where it returns: “Overall your statement should not exceed 15\,000 characters including spaces”.\nIn this regard\, it should be noted that as far as the length of the characters and the layout of the spaces for the drafting of the research project envisaged by this course are concerned\, you shall refer to what has been provided in Annex A – PhD Course in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering\, being it an integral part of the Call itself. \nSource: https://en.unibs.it/university/calls-and-notices-students-and-graduates/call-competitive-examinations-research-doctorate-courses \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/call-competitive-examinations-research-doctorate-courses/
LOCATION:Universita Degli Studi Di Brescia
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20171101
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20171108
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SUMMARY:Call for Applications: Revealing Truth\, Reclaiming Justice: A Regional Short Course for Transitional Justice Strategies for Asian Contexts
DESCRIPTION:Asia Justice and Rights (AJAR) is pleased to announce a Short Course on Transitional Justice. This week-long course is designed to learn lessons from the field and affirm key principles and best practice for addressing unjust past. The measures of transitional justice include criminal prosecutions\, commissions of inquiry and “truth commissions”\, programmes aimed at individual and collective reparation\, and institutional reform. In the region\, countries such as Aceh (Indonesia)\, Timor-Leste\, Thailand and South Korea have established truth commissions\, and other countries and territories have the unrealised promise of a truth commission built into peace agreements or special autonomy settlements\, such as in Nepal and Papua (Indonesia). In terms of prosecution of perpetrators of serious crimes\, Timor-Leste\, Cambodia\, Indonesia and Bangladesh have conducted trials\, with differing outcomes. To date\, governments in Thailand\, Aceh and Nepal have provided some kind of interim relief for victims but there is yet an example of a comprehensive reparations programme in Asia. \nThe course includes experiences and lessons learned from other countries\, and focuses on how regional human rights mechanisms may contribute or challenge the pursuit of accountability for mass violations. AJAR will also invite experts from the field as resource persons\, to share their concrete experiences of working in difficult transitions. The course format includes a combination of lectures\, small group discussion\, simulations and exchange of practical experiences from the participants. The course is designed to allow for debate and exchange between participants\, including sessions dedicated to the sharing of country contexts and developing innovative strategies at local\, national\, regional and global levels. \nOne of the goals of this annual course is to produce a larger\, more effective group of Asian experts in transitional justice and other challenges commonly faced in transitional settings. The course aims to provide participants with a firm grounding in the basics of transitional justice and to understand the challenges\, options\, and implications of different approaches to the justice. It is recognized that increasing expertise and knowledge in Asia can be a bridge for further innovations and achievements in building contextual transitional justice frameworks and strategies through policy change\, cross-regional collaboration\, and human rights initiatives. \n \nSource: http://asia-ajar.org/2017/09/regional-short-course-transitional-justice-asian-contexts/ \n
URL:https://seajunction.org/event/call-applications-revealing-truth-reclaiming-justice-regional-short-course-transitional-justice-strategies-asian-contexts/
LOCATION:Kampung Damai\, Jalan Pantai Berawa Gang Sri Kahyangan No 1 Canggu – Kuta Utara\, Bali
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