United Nations

This course teaches students how humanitarian relief is provided to refugees and victims of war and natural disasters. The course begins with a history of humanitarian relief and highlights the development of humanitarian action in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries and various international humanitarian organizations. The principles of intervention, including respect for at-risk populations such as women and children and the importance of international humanitarian law, are then explored. Critical management techniques for humanitarian emergencies, refugee camps, and community health care are also covered. The course concludes with sustainable solutions to humanitarian crises, including topics such as freely consented repatriation, asylum, conducting elections, and the establishment of civil institutions.

The United Nations International Training and Education Center assigns a tutor with experience in this field and you can contact him if you have any problems understanding any part of the study material and will lead you to the completion of the course. We have a 100% approval rate.

Test

There is a twenty questions multiple-choice at the end of the course.

Diploma

A diploma is sent to the student upon completion of the course.

In order to register for this course and choose your payment option:

Number of Payments	Description	Enrollment link
1 Payment of $750	Full course including registration, tutoring and all educational materials.
Or 3 monthly payments of $250	Full course including registration, tutoring and all educational materials.
Or 6 monthly payments of $125	Full course including registration, tutoring and all educational materials.

*Official Diploma will only be sent when the payment of the course is complete