The EUMA project, funded by DG ECHO, aims to establish a tailored Master's programme in disaster risk management to address Europe's mounting challenges. The second out of six specialised workshops on Natural Hazards and Risks, 3-4 July 2024 at University of Vienna, offers practitioners and researchers an opportunity to shape the curriculum. Register by 9 June 2024 with your updated CV!
The second out of six specialised workshops within the project is scheduled for 3 and 4 July 2024 at the University of Vienna, Austria. It will focus on the Natural Hazards and Risks within Disaster Risk Management. Distinguished experts will lead group discussions on the main topics. The outcomes of these discussions will be incorporated into a final report, influencing the curriculum of a new Master’s programme on disaster risk and crisis management.
The workshop is open to a maximum of 20/25 participants, with some positions reserved for members of partner institutions. The remaining participants will be selected through a competitive call for participation. Practitioners and researchers in disaster management and related fields are the primary target audience. All participants will be present in Vienna, while the keynotes and presentations will be broadcasted for those who can not participate in Vienna. A light lunch and coffee breaks will be provided during the one-and-a-half days of the workshop. Additionally a social dinner on 3 July will be organised.
Interested candidates are invited to register on the registration platform (including their updated CVs) by 9 June 2024. Selected applicants will be informed on a rolling basis.
Further information and registration instructions to be found under the link under 'source'
