MSc in International Humanitarian Affairs
offered by York University

MSc in International Humanitarian Affairs
at
York University
Overview

Explore the changing nature of humanitarianism in this unique course, taught entirely online

MSc in International Humanitarian Affairs

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Skills you will learn

Who should do this course?

Recent graduates with bachelor's degrees in fields like international relations, sociology, political science, anthropology, or related disciplines seeking advanced knowledge and skills in humanitarian affairs

What are the course deliverables?

Gain a deep understanding of humanitarian principles, international law, and the ethical frameworks guiding humanitarian action
Develop analytical skills to assess complex humanitarian situations and design effective response strategies
Integrate knowledge from various disciplines such as sociology, politics, and economics to address humanitarian crises comprehensively
Acquire project management skills to plan, implement, and evaluate humanitarian interventions efficiently

More about this course

An MSc in International Humanitarian Affairs equips students with the knowledge, skills, and ethical understanding to address complex global crises
Through interdisciplinary study, practical field experience, and rigorous coursework, students learn to analyze, plan, and implement effective humanitarian responses, preparing them for leadership roles in the humanitarian sector

Year 1

Examining Humanitarianism

Protection and Assistance in International Humanitarian Law

Humanitarian Response: Food and Nutrition, Shelter, Health and WASH

Year 2

Research Methods in Humanitarian Affairs

Option modules

Education in Emergencies

Evaluating Humanitarian Programmes

Communities in Humanitarian Affairs

Disasters in Complex Political Emergencies

The Climate Crisis

PTE

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Conditional Offer Up Arrow Icon

Yes
If the offer is conditional, the conditions of entry will be included in the offer letter. The offer conditions typically fall into three categories: > Academic > Language: If applicant is a non-native English speaking applicant he/she must provide evidence of his/her English language ability > Reference condition
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