The Centre's unique courses equip students with the practical skills and experience to make a difference in the humanitarian sector. These are some of their stories.
Ghalia Kawwa, who currently works at World Vision International, discusses her experiences studying the Graduate Certificate of Humanitarian Leadership, and how it has progressed her professional career.
Read moreBevita Meidityawati explains how receiving the Women in Humanitarian Action Scholarship has supported her journey as a humanitarian leader, and where this opportunity has taken her today.
Read moreSandra Kabiru is a humanitarian and development expert with over 13 years of experience in various advancing capacities at World Vision International. She explains how the course has contributed to her growth as a humanitarian leader.
Read moreAfter completing the Humanitarian Leadership Program, Frank Twum-Barimah became the Country Response Manager in Niger with World Vision. He describes his experience of the program.
Read moreSamia currently works as a Logistics Manager in Jordan, assisting in the Syrian refugee response. It’s her third international assignment after roles in Iraq and Yemen, and a huge opportunity to provide more effective aid by using skills learned in the Humanitarian Leadership Program.
Read moreWorking as a tour leader in remote areas of sub-Saharan Africa, Siobhan frequently witnessed the provision of humanitarian aid in developing communities. It wasn't until halfway through the Master of Humanitarian Assistance that Siobhan realised her unique set of skills—accrued through roles in tourism and public service—perfectly equipped her to improve aid provision around the world.
Read moreHow do you transition from an undergraduate degree to long-term deployments in the sector, in just a few short years? For Candice, the answer is the Master of Humanitarian Assistance.
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