Destinatari
Target Group
This course is designed for individuals actively involved in community development, rural transformation, social work, education, policy-making, and research all over Europe. Specifically, the program is relevant for:
- Students interested at all levels and qualifications
- PhD students and early-career researchers focusing on rural development, social sciences, environmental studies, and community-based methodologies.
- Youth workers and social practitioners engaged in participatory projects and rural inclusion initiatives.
- NGO professionals, policy advisors, and civil society representatives working on rural development policies and interventions.
- Educators and community trainers seeking to integrate participatory methodologies into their work with rural populations.
- Local development officers and professionals in public administration responsible for implementing policies in rural areas.
Disciplinary Background
Participants may come from a variety of academic and professional disciplines, including but not limited to:
- Social Sciences (Sociology, Psychology, Anthropology, Community Development)
- Economics and Rural Development Studies
- Environmental and Sustainability Studies
- Political Science, Law, and Public Policy
- Education and Pedagogy
- Geography and Urban/Rural Planning
- Agricultural and Ecological Sciences
Geographical Scope
The course welcomes participants from both national and international backgrounds, ensuring a diverse and global learning environment.
Prerequisites
To ensure a productive learning experience, participants should meet the following criteria:
Knowledge of English (as all sessions, materials, and discussions will be conducted in English).