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The UCD Centre for Humanitarian Action (CHA) is an internationally recognised platform of excellence for humanitarian research and education

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UCD MSc Humanitarian Action

UCD MSc Humanitarian Action

Applications open for 2021/2022 programme.  
 
COVID-19 FAQs \n

COVID-19 FAQs

 COVID-19 information for prospective Irish and EU students

 Masters student testimonial

Masters student testimonial

"The courses we just finished have made me more conscious and aware of what is happening around the world as well as realities on the ground in various humanitarian contexts."

 UCD Students Field Trip to Ethiopia

UCD Students Field Trip to Ethiopia

UCD Centre for Humanitarian Action Director Prof Pat Gibbons and the UCD MHA students interacting with Wolaita Sodo University's President, Prof Takele Tadesse and other senior staff members of the University during their programme field trip to Ethiopia

 NOHA

NOHA

Joint Masters in Humanitarian Action - deadline for Erasmus Mundus fellowships: 15 December 2020

 BRTE

BRTE

Building Resistance Through Education 

Our MSc in Humanitarian Action programme continues with in-person classes.  Students recently presented log frames for use within disaster settings in Nepal, Pakistan, Ethiopia and South Sudan.

 BRTE

BRTE

Building Resilience Through Education 

 NOHA

NOHA

Joint Masters in Humanitarian Action - deadline for Erasmus Mundus fellowships: 15 December 2020

Spotlights

UCD Centre for Humanitarian Action is engaged in a number of policy fora and think tanks at all societal levels. \n What We Do
UCD Centre for Humanitarian Action is engaged in a number of policy fora and think tanks at all societal levels.
High level education is an integral part of what we do at the UCD CHA. Each year, particularly within the delivery of the NOHA Masters & our undergraduate electives.\n Study at CHA
High level education is an integral part of what we do at the UCD CHA. Each year, particularly within the delivery of the NOHA Masters & our undergraduate electives.
Research conducted at UCD CHA is highly inter-disciplinary and applied in nature and addresses a wide range of themes pertinent to the theory and practice of humanitarian action. Research
Research conducted at UCD CHA is highly inter-disciplinary and applied in nature and addresses a wide range of themes pertinent to the theory and practice of humanitarian action.

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    Contact the UCD Centre for Humanitarian Action

    University College Dublin, Belfield, Dublin 4, Ireland.
    T: +353 1 716 7608 | E: noha.dublin@ucd.ie