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PGCert, PGDip, and CPD
Post-Graduate Diploma (PGDip) and Certificate (PGCert) Programmes
These programmes comprise of taught courses with no independent research project and are aimed at students to want to increase their knowledge and are looking for courses with less of a time commitment than a full masters. Both can be studied as standalone programmes, or as a stepping stone towards a full MSc.
In addition, the PGDip offers a 5-year flexible learning path which allows students to complete the degree over 5 years.
IRDR Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Courses will be Launched in 2019. More details will be announced soon.
The UCL Humanitarian Institute is currently launching Masterclasses that are open to public.
- PGDip in Risk, Disaster and Resilience
PGDip students undertake all of the taught modules but not the independent project on a masters programme, to a total value of 120 credits. A PGDip option is available for all of the IRDR MSc programmes.
PGDip fees are set at 2/3 of the fees for their corresponding MSc programmes, in line with comprising 2/3 of the course credits.
Full details of the course content for the PGDiP programmes can be found on the corresponding MSc programme pages.
Students apply to the PGDip via the Risk, Disaster and Resilience MSc webpage.
- PG Cert in Risk, and Disaster Reduction
Director: Dr Joanna Faure Walker
Duration: part time 9 months ; flexible up 1 yearFees: UK/EU 2019/2020 £4,930 (PT); Overseas 2019/2020 £7,900 (PT).
PG Cert students undertake modules to the value of 60 credits: the four IRDR core taught modules (15 credits each). The programme may be completed as a stand-alone PG-Cert, or it may be used as a stepping stone towards subsequent completion of a PGDip or Masters.
For more information and application, click here.