Organization: Institute of International Humanitarian Affairs
Registration deadline: 04 Apr 2016
Starting date: 18 Apr 2016
Ending date: 22 Apr 2016
Course Description: Logistics is one of the most critical components of successful humanitarian assistance. Delivering the right assistance to the right beneficiaries at the right time requires both skills and an understanding of the supply chain. Logisticians must continually add to their knowledge and learn the latest best practices in the field. This course explains logistics, explores the ways that logistics can affect humanitarian support, and gives students an opportunity to analyze case studies and develop methods for improving delivery of support.
This course is designed for practitioners across all sectors and disciplines of humanitarian assistance. It will provide students with a framework for understanding logistical aspects of humanitarian assistance, explore the ways that logistics can support humanitarian intervention, and give students an opportunity to develop methods for improving the delivery of humanitarian aid. The integration of academia with participants’ past field experience provides practical implications of the evolving humanitarian institutional environment, skills necessary to apply best practices in the field, and knowledge of the supply chain in assistance deliverance.
Cost: There is a course fee of $1,600. Students who choose to take the course for academic credit will earn two credit through Fordham University's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
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To view a complete list of IIHA course offerings, view the Course Calendar on our website
About the IIHA:The Institute of International Humanitarian Affairs (IIHA) at Fordham University offers humanitarian training courses in various locations around the world. With the creation of a Master's in Humanitarian Action (MIHA), the Institute offers a flexible yet academically rigorous training model for aid practitioners looking to further their knowledge and skills in the humanitarian sector.
How to register:
All of the IIHA short courses can be taken for academic credit and counted towards Fordham University's Master's in International Humanitarian Action (MIHA) or taken individually, independent from the MIHA at a reduced cost.
To take this course, please Apply Here