School of Global DevelopmentSchool of Global DevelopmentBranding for Development - Professional Skills WorkshopDescriptionThis course is taught by Professor Robert Jones, a specialist in brand leadership, known for his work in helping organisations and individuals achieve greater success through branding.
Infographics - Professional Skills WorkshopDescriptionThis course is hosted by Infohackit, experts in visual communications training who have collaborated with various universities and scientific institutions to enhance research impact. You will explore the fundamentals of effective design, including composition, typography, colour, and imagery, and learn how to apply these principles to both print and digital formats. The course will cover how to use these skills for visual communication projects, from PowerPoint presentations to diagrams and infographics. Please bring your own laptop and mouse and if you decide to participate in the full workshop, you’ll receive an Affinity Designer 2 license worth £67.99!
Introduction to GIS and Mapping in Development - Professional Skills WorkshopDescriptionThis three-day course is led by Nick Bearman, a GIS Trainer and Consultant, who has substantial experience teaching GIS across diverse sectors, including universities, commercial enterprises, public agencies, and local government. You will learn to use GIS for map creation and spatial data analysis to tackle spatial decision-making issues in global development. The course uses open-source software (QGIS) which you can continue to use after your degree course. Don’t miss out on this opportunity—similar courses in a commercial setting typically cost around £1000.
Mobile Filmmaking - Professional Skills WorkshopDescriptionThis course is offered by DuckRabbit, an award-winning film production and training company known for creating compelling stories for commercial, charitable, and broadcast clients.
Gender and Development: Debates for a Changing WorldDescriptionThis 2025 conference on “Debates for a Changing World” is the third in a series of DEV conferences to recognise feminist landmark events: The 2025 conference explores the continued relevance of gender issues and social justice in a world marked by growing political and social polarisation. Part of the 2025 conference will include presentations based on a forthcoming Gender and Development handbook. Call for papers: We welcome submission of abstracts for papers (150 words) and panels (250 words) to gender.conference.dev@uea.ac.uk by 5.00pm GMT Friday 4 April 2025. Confirmed delegates will be notified shortly afterwards and can then make their bookings on the UEA Online Store.
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