Universidad del Rosario - Universidad del Rosario

Language

Spanish

Description

The Gender Affairs Observatory from the School of Human Sciences at Rosario University is the lead entity responsible for developing this course, which explores the situation of gender-based violence (GBV) in Colombia. This course will be led by experts on critical topics such as gender-based violence in the context of post-conflict Colombia.

General objective

Provide students with an in-depth understanding of the current state of gender-based violence in Colombia.

Specific objectives

Analyze the intersectionality of the different identities involved in gender-based violence.
Foster reflection on the normalization of gender-based violence.

Target public

People interested in understanding the current state of gender-based violence in Colombia.

Methodology

Classwork will consist of master classes and practical exercises on course topics that help guide participants to reflect upon gender-based violence and sexual harassment.

Natalia
Idrobo
Colombia

Natalia Idrobo’s degree is in Political Science and she takes a differential approach to focusing on gender and human rights. Her Specialization is in International Cooperation and Project Management, she has research experience in socio-political contexts and is an advocate. She has worked in community education, citizen participation and in researching the following topics: the armed conflict; peace-building; women’s rights; violence against women; creating and monitoring indicators; and in the development of systems that encourage women, youth and people with diverse sexual orientations and gender identities to become engaged, organized and empowered. Through advocacy work with government agencies and in project management, Diana has also served as a technical advisor for implementing regional public policy.

Diana
Samaniego
Colombia
District System for the Comprehensive
Protection of Women
Victims of Violence - SOFIA

Political Scientist, National University of Colombia. Specialization in Feminist and Gender Studies. Professional experience in researching women’s rights, violence against women, gender and the armed conflict.

Danny
Ramírez
Colombia

Danny Ramirez has a degree in Sociology, a Specialization in Environmental Management and a Master’s in Gender Studies. Her areas of professional and research experience include race and gender, gender and territory, and gender mainstreaming.

Danghelly
Zúñiga
Colombia
Universidad del Rosario

A Professor in the Journalism and Public Opinion Program at Universidad del Rosario, Danghelly Zuñiga received her bachelor’s in Sociology, and has a Master’s in Political Studies from the Universidad Nacional de Colombia and a Master’s in Communications from Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. She is a PhD student at Pontificia Universidad Javeriana in Social and Human Sciences and is the Director of the Gender and Diversity Affairs Observatory, part of the School of Human Sciences at Universidad del Rosario.

Schedule

Dates: July 16 to July 26, 2018
Schedule: Monday to Friday, 5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Venue: Sede Claustro, Universidad del Rosario
Duration: 24 hours
Type of offer: Course
Credits: 2 UR credits (3.4 ECTS)
Language: Spanish
Organized by: School of Human Sciencess

Academic Organizer:
Danghelly Giovanna Zúñiga Reyes – School of Human Sciences

Register

Price: $ 750.000(259 USD) *The price is subject to change depending on the exchange rate.

Prompt payment discount: 10% discount on the course fees until July 1, 2018.

Rosario community discount: A 10% discount on enrollment fees. This may be received in addition to the early bird discount.

Discount for students, professors and graduates from international institutions: 10% discount on the course fees, which can be accumulated and/or combined with the benefit for early bird discount.

General Terms and Conditions

The University reserves the right to cancel a course or program if the minimum financial resources needed to open the course or program are not met. In such event, the University will refund 100% of the amount paid by the students in the currency of origin by electronic transfer (wire transfer) to the bank account they have provided. The transfer will be made within five business days following the date that the participant's bank account information was received.

In the event that a participant decides not to take the course or program and has already paid the corresponding enrollment amount, provided the course has not commenced, the participant may request the refund of his/her money. In this case, the University will make an electronic transfer in the amount of 90% of the amount that was originally received; 10% of which will be retained for the reimbursement of administrative and banking expenses incurred by the university. The refund will be made in the original payment’s currency of origin within 8 business days following receipt of the request to withdraw, cancel and receive a refund.

Contact:

Angélica María León Z.

International Programs Adviser
UR International Summer School
summerschool@urosario.edu.co
Teléfono: (+57 1) 2970200 Ext. 2133