Academics

Course Overview

Building on IDP-779 Professional Seminar I, this course is designed to deepen students understanding of standard practices of professional communication, conduct, and preparation of documents and presentation materials, as well as their understanding and advocacy of human rights, with an emphasis on language, and visible and invisible disabilities. In addition to preparing students for entry into professional international development work (e.g., professional rapport and alliance-building, developing CVs and cover letters for various types of job postings, job search skills), IDP-782 activities guide students in critical reflection on the impact of cross- and intercultural power dynamics for professional interaction, collaborative engagement, and ethical practice.

IDP 779 or permission of the Program Director.

Program: International Development

Credit: 1

Faculty

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International Development

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International Development

Credits 3

IDP-781

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International Development

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IDP-795

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Grading System: letter grades only.

International Development

Credits 1-3

IDP-799

Independent Study

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International Development

Credits 1-3

IDP-595

Special Topics

Grading System: letter grades only.

International Development

Credits 1-3