Master in International Cooperation and NGO Management

Master in International Cooperation and NGO Management

The Master's has a minimum duration of 6 months and a maximum of 1 year. Option to extend for one more year, with an additional cost of €200.00 for the student.

Free update service for one year after the end of the registration period and access to forums and social networks.

ACADEMIC VALUE

The Master has an academic assessment of 600 hours.

RECIPIENTS

Graduates, graduates, 4th and 5th year students, and professionals without an academic degree linked to the specialty, leading in the latter case to the title of expert postgraduate.

PROGRAM

BLOCK I: INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT

• MODULE I: INTERNATIONAL ECONOMY
• MODULE II: DEVELOPMENT
• MODULE III: INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT COOPERATION, ACTORS
• MODULE IV: SOCIAL RESEARCH TECHNIQUES

BLOCK II: HUMAN RIGHTS

• MODULE V: HUMAN RIGHTS
• MODULE VI: INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW
• MODULE VII: MIGRATORY FLOWS AND INTERNATIONAL LAW
• MODULE VIII: FORCED MIGRATION AND INTERNATIONAL LAW, REFUGEES

BLOCK III: MANAGEMENT OF ONG'S AND PROJECTS

• MODULE IX: APPROACH TO THE ASSOCIATIVE PHENOMENON
• MODULE X: NGO MANAGEMENT
• MODULE XI: LOGICAL FRAMEWORK AND GCP APPROACH
• MODULE XII: IDENTIFICATION AND FORMULATION OF PROJECTS
• MODULE XIII: IMPLEMENTATION AND MONITORING
• MODULE XIV: EVALUATION

REFERENCE AND SUPPORT MATERIAL (LEGISLATION, DECLARATIONS,... * The division into blocks is programmatic and indicative, so that the content and structure of the Master can be viewed.

OBJECTIVE

the training of technicians and experts in international cooperation, focused from a multidisciplinary point of view, as corresponds to the needs of this area in which numerous aspects are inextricably related (international cooperation tools, Human Rights, management of development projects, etc...).

thematic fields

international cooperation, international development cooperation, international cooperation projects, NGO, NGO's, development projects, project management, management of international development cooperation, social action, international aid, solidarity.

The Campus Stellae European Institute reserves the right to make changes to the planning of the program and the academic staff. All this with the aim of updating and perfecting the master's degree.

Based in Santiago de Compostela, the European Institute Campus Stellae has among its objectives to promote the role of Galicia in Europe by promoting teaching, cultural, artistic and social skills, thus contributing to the knowledge of the various facets of European culture common. A pioneer in the formation of European Union experts, Domestic Violence, Human Rights and International protocol. The European Institute Campus Stellae began his postgraduate training project in 1993 under the name European Central Atlantic. In this line of action, the Prime Graduate Specialization Course is created in the European Union. He said graduate was presented in collaboration with the University of Santiago de Compostela, within the agreement signed between the Hon. Mr. Magnifico D. Dario Villanueva Rector and Director Doña Nuria Martinez Pereira. Agreement was in force for over a decade. In those years, under the joint academic direction, they have developed various research, in 1996, are recognized by the European Parliament Representació in Spain, and both institutions decided to create the European Prize "Campus Stellae". Throughout all editions they have been awarded annually to the three best research at European level. The IECS has evolved an entirely face, blended to a distance learning training, hosting students from different countries. Since October 2003, and meeting the needs of students of the XXI century, the European Institute has focused its activity in distance learning and online, creating a digital platform through which students receive training commensurate with their demands. Currently Campus Stellae, has students in over 50 countries.