Teaching

The Humanitarian Institute aims to develop an education programme both for members of UCL and for our partners. This includes:

Establishing teaching on integrated responses to humanitarian issues in the global citizenship and summer schools initiatives
Outreach to local schools and communities
Continuing executive development courses for global leaders and policy makers

In October 2017, the UCL Humanitarian Institute launched a Masterclass Series, with the first Masterclass on running a schools programme on natural resources and natural disassters in developing countries. This first masterclass was delivered in conjunction with Institute of Energy Research and Training, University of Jammu; Geology for Global Development, UCL Institute for Risk and Disaster Reduction and UCL Global Engagement, and was comprised of talks and interactive workshop sessions. See below the talks delivered as part of this masterclass:

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Talk 1: Introduction and Overview of the Children's Education Programme, Dr Mateen Hafiz, University of Jammu

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Talk 2: Children's Education Programme - The Idea Behind Connecting Schools, Waqar Ahmed, University of Jammu

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Talk 3: Children's Education Programme - Planning and Logistics - The First Steps, Professor GM Bhat, University of Jammu

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Talk 4: Constructing and Defining Curricula for Children's Education Programme, Dr Naveen Hakhoo, University of Jammu

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Talk 5: The Role of Network Building and Promotion in the Development of a School's Programme, Dr Rosalie Tostevin, GfGD and University of Oxford

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