To apply for the Humanitarian Logistics course, please submit an application.
The next Humanitarian Logistics course will be taught in Geneva, Switzerland from March 4 - March 10, 2012.
This course runs for approximately one week.
We are pleased to announce that, in response to participant requests, we have come to an agreement with Fordham University on tuition for our one week programs for the following year. These new tuition rates will apply only to participants attending our one week programs after March 15th, 2011.
For those who wish to receive academic credit, the cost remains the same discounted rate of $1,600.00 US Dollars. Participants are entitled to two academic credits through Fordham University's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences upon successful completion of the program. This rate includes tuition, course materials, lunch and coffee breaks. It does not include accommodation and transportation costs.
For those who do not wish to receive formal academic credit, the cost has been reduced to $900.00 US Dollars. Participants will receive a certificate of attendance for the program but will receive no formal academic recognition. This rate includes tuition, course materials, lunch and coffee breaks. It does not include accommodation and transportation costs.
Please note: The choice must be made before the course begins and cannot be changed at a later date.
The Humanitarian Logistics course is a graduate-level program held in cooperation by the CIHC and Fordham University.
With the approval of the Masters in International Humanitarian Action (MIHA) at Fordham University, all CIHC courses offered can be counted toward the Masters. Two academic credits can be received upon successful completion of this course.
The course is only offered in English.
This is a multi-disciplinary training program for students from a variety of backgrounds and experiences. All participants are required to have a university degree and to be at least 25 years old. Preference will be given to students with humanitarian field experience, emergency or development. All courses are conducted in English.
Applications are taken on a rolling basis. Once the course has been filled, a waiting list will be implemented.
Please view our complete confirmation, cancellation and refund policy.
No, deferment is not permitted. A participant must reapply for the following Humanitarian Logistics course.
Yes, the CIHC offers a limited number of scholarships. To be considered for a scholarship, you must indicate so in your application.
The CIHC offers a small number of partial scholarships (no more than fifty percent) to selected students. To be eligible, you must be a citizen of a developing nation and be currently working within the humanitarian field. Scholarships do not cover the cost of transportation. Scholarships cannot be deferred or transferred to other courses.
Depending on your citizenship, you may need a visa. Upon acceptance to the program, our staff will send you an invitation letter to the program, which can be used to apply for a visa. Although we may be able to provide assistance in obtaining you a visa, it is the participant’s responsibility to obtain his/her visa.


