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  • 7 Integrating community monitoring and management into frameworks of policy and management
    0LEVEL
    Politics 

    7 Integrating community monitoring and management into frameworks of policy and management

    The aims of this unit are to provide guidance on how to successfully engage with policy makers to enable community management and monitoring findings to be used in policy and management frameworks and decision making. It is appropriate for both community members and institutional staff.

  • Better policy making through data and visualisations
    0LEVEL
    Technology/computing 

    Better policy making through data and visualisations

    The course aims to promote the use of advanced visualisations in transport policy making.

  • Design and Build Digital Assessments
    1LEVEL
    Education 

    Design and Build Digital Assessments

    Systematic Approaches to Digital Assessment in Further and Higher Education. A practical course focusing on 'soft' issues not covered in most research studies or sources of guidance. Steps through the process of converting an assessment from paper to digital.

  • Fundamentals of Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) Modeling
    2LEVEL
    Maths and statistics 

    Fundamentals of Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) Modeling

    This free course on the Fundamentals of Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) Modeling provides a practical, hands-on and intuitive introduction to CGE models. 

  • Implementing the United Nations Education for Justice (E4J) initiative in your university
    3LEVEL
    Education 

    Implementing the United Nations Education for Justice (E4J) initiative in your university

    This course provides an accessible and engaging introduction to the teaching methods and ethical concepts underpinning the United Nations’ Education for Justice (E4J) initiative. It is intended to provide practical support for educators working in universities and to develop their capacity to incorporate anti-corruption, integrity and ethics teaching into the curriculum.

  • Introduction to Evidence Cafés for migration
    2LEVEL
    Society/sociology 

    Introduction to Evidence Cafés for migration

    This course introduces you to the concept and processes of Evidence Cafés and how this can be applied to facilitate equitable knowledge exchange around the issue of migration.

  • La implementación de la iniciativa Educación para la Justicia (E4J) de las Naciones Unidas en tu Universidad
    3LEVEL
    Education 

    La implementación de la iniciativa Educación para la Justicia (E4J) de las Naciones Unidas en tu Universidad

    Este curso ofrece una introducción accesible e interesante a los métodos de enseñanza y los conceptos éticos que sustentan la iniciativa Educación para la Justicia (E4J) de las Naciones Unidas. Su propósito es proporcionar un apoyo práctico a las y los docentes que trabajan en las universidades, desarrollando su capacidad de incorporar formación sobre anticorrupción, integridad y ética en el plan de estudios.

  • Modelling, Policy and Political economy
    2LEVEL
    Politics 

    Modelling, Policy and Political economy

    This course will help participants understand the relationship between energy systems modelling and policymaking, and introduce the concept of political economy analysis.

  • Negotiation in International Business
    3LEVEL
    Business and money/finance 

    Negotiation in International Business

    This course helps  the learners to know about conflicts, problems, understandings are the major things which influences on business growth and development. So learners are able to understand  the deal making, cooperation, coordination and communication role in Business negotiation.

  • Scots language and culture – part 1
    1LEVEL
    Other languages 

    Scots language and culture – part 1

    This course teaches aspects of Scots, one of the three indigenous languages spoken in Scotland alongside English and Scottish Gaelic. This is not a conventional language course – it teaches the Scots language through the culture where it is spoken, underlining the role of Scots in Scottish society past and present. The course is written for a broad audience ranging from Scots speakers, people who want to find out about Scots as well as teachers and other educators. 

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