Short course How can trade contribute to sustainable development? 2024
This online course offers a unique approach connecting trade and key SDGs (Environment, Labour, and Health). Through interactive videos, drag-and-drop exercises, quizzes, and other learning methods, module participants will learn how to design effective policies in trade and sustainable development.
Information
Period
September 2024 - January 20256 ECTS credits
Self-paced course
Language
EnglishFormat
Distance learningRegistration
Continuous
Fees:
- With evaluation and 6 ECTS credits: CHF 1’500
- Without evaluation/ECTS credits (certificate of participation): CHF 800.-
Contribution to the SDGs
Objectives
- Understand how trade can impact and contribute to the protection of the environment and labour standards, and promote public health
- Identify the most important agents and the questions of governance regarding trade, environment, labour and health
- Gain knowledge and skills to create sustainable policies
- Present, discuss and analyse the topics from different points of view
Audience
Students and young professionals who are particularly interested by sustainable development issues related to trade
Director(s)
Prof. Christine KADDOUS, Centre for European Legal Studies (CEJE), Faculty of Law, University of Geneva
Coordinator(s)
Philipp HAHN, University of Geneva
Application File
Please apply by filling in and sending this form to and add the following supporting documents:
- CV
- Passport
Detailed fees
- Scholarships and discounts available depending on applications and country of residence
- Scholarships available for UNIGE alumni and MEIG alumni
Contribution to the SDGs