The Master's Program in Humanitarian Action in International Conflict is an interdisciplinary and program that combines classroom teaching (through lectures, panel discussions, individual supervision...) and practical and field training. The program addresses issues such as forced migration, human rights, humanitarian policy, negotiations, the work of humanitarian aid organizations, public health, and development. This program studies humanitarian action at the local, regional and international levels, which will enable students to conduct comparative studies between different contexts
Humanitarian Action in International Conflicts
The compulsory courses for the program are among the following two groups
Group One: (15) credit hours
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Course Number |
Course Title |
Credit Hour |
Prerequisite |
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Humanitarian Intervention |
3 |
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Research Methods |
3 |
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Strategic Communication |
3 |
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Humanitarian Action Ethics |
3 |
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International Humanitarian Law |
3 |
Second group: (3) credit hours
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Course Number |
Course Title |
Credit Hour |
Prerequisite |
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Remote Management Of Humanitarian Action |
1 |
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Financial Management Of Humanitarian Action |
1 |
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Security Risk Management During Humanitarian Action |
1 |
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Monitoring And Evaluation |
1 |
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Strategic Thinking |
1 |
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Monitoring And Documentation |
1 |
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Leadership Skills |
1 |
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Special Topic |
1 |
Elective Courses: (12) credit hours
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Course Number |
Course Title |
Credit Hour |
Prerequisite |
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Public Health And Humanitarian Action |
3 |
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Women, Humanitarian Action And International Conflicts |
3 |
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Refugees and humanitarian action |
3 |
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Development And Humanitarian Action |
3 |
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International Conflicts: Comparative Perspective |
3 |
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Negotiations And Diplomacy |
3 |
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Conflict Resolution And International Crisis Management: Case Studies |
3 |
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International Development |
3 |
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Human Rights In International Politics |
3 |
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Management Of Humanitarian Action During Conflict |
3 |
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Humanitarian Action Policies |
3 |
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Humanitarian Action Organizations |
3 |
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Protection at times of Conflict |
3 |
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Security Issues In Humanitarian Action |
3 |
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Critical Reading In Humanitarian Action |
3 |
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Special Topic |
3 |
Track “A” Thesis or Track “B” two seminars: ( 6 credit hours)
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Track Title |
Course Number |
Prerequisite |
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Track “A” Thesis |
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Track “B” two seminars |
1. A Bachelor degree from an accredited university with a minimum “good” standing.
2. The program has the right to require admission to it by completing remedial courses in some cases, and in accordance with the academic regulations for postgraduate studies.
The Master in Humanitarian action is awarded upon successful completion of at least 36 credit hours divided as follows:
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The number of hours required |
Requirements |
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credit hours 18 |
Compulsory Courses |
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credit hours 12 |
Elective courses |
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credit hours 6 |
Track “A” Thesis or Track “B” two seminars |
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credit hours 36 |
Total hours |
