Our Programs

Management of businesses, NGOs, associations, CIGs and cooperatives with strong field practice.

Top-up year focused on strategic and technical skills for planning and supervising development projects.

Skilled planning and implementation of national/regional development initiatives.

Prepares graduates to manage natural resources sustainably using modern tools.

Hands-on skills to identify, design, finance and evaluate development projects.

Prepares students for roles in banking, finance and microfinance through theory and practice.

Specialization in logistics, procurement, and supply chain to design, plan, execute, and optimize supply systems across organizations.

Explores migration, territorial dynamics, socio-economic development and refugee protection.

Builds skills to plan, implement and evaluate public programs and policies.

Advanced supply chain leadership: design, planning, execution and control to create net value.

Advanced knowledge and practical skills for national and regional development planning and integration.

Advanced environmental management balancing protection and economic needs.

Prepares professionals to lead humanitarian operations with strong logistics and project management skills.

Multidisciplinary master’s program on migration, territorial governance, security and development in fragile environments.

Results-based M&E aligned with UN/World Bank standards for development programs.

Leadership and risk management for safer, more resilient organizations.

Masters-level focus on armed conflicts, peace and international relations with applied simulations.

Advanced skills to plan, implement and manage projects in complex environments.

Trans-global, trans-disciplinary MPH with routes in HSM, disease control, epidemiology, maternal/reproductive/child health.

Sustainable development, biodiversity management, impact assessment and social entrepreneurship.

Develops managerial skills and competencies for public health systems leadership.

Management competencies and analytical capabilities for national and international NGOs.

Year 1: community assessment; Year 2: participatory local development planning and implementation.

Theory + applied learning on human rights, sustainability, public health and peacebuilding.

Foundations in crop/livestock systems, followed by applied agribusiness, value chains and climate-smart practices.

Water diplomacy, international water law, negotiation/mediation, climate resilience and transboundary management.

Intensive training on conflicts linked to pastoral mobility and climate change; policy design and governance.

Executive-level mastery of the links between peace and development, governance and humanitarian action.

Flexible weekend leadership program for educators moving from classroom instruction to institutional leadership.

Short, practice-oriented training on donor engagement, proposal design, grant management and financial compliance.

Hands-on data collection, processing, analysis and visualization (ODK, GIS, SQL, MS Access, Visual Studio) for migration/emergency ops.

Mainstream gender across clusters and sectors in preparedness, response and recovery.

Integrate gender perspectives into climate-responsive humanitarian programs.

Collect, manage, analyze and disseminate SRH information for evidence-based decisions.