As part of the 5th International Forestry Policy Meeting that took place in Helsinki in April, UniPID hosted a DocShop on Decolonizing Research Practices. With an inspiring speech delivered by Professor Sabelo Ndlovu-Gatsheni and a group discussion led by Sophia Hagolani-Albov. Both participants...
Meysam’s journey into the world of research is marked by a profound curiosity and drive to make a meaningful impact. Join us as we delve into his story, exploring his research interests, motivations, and the interdisciplinary bridges he seeks to build!
Explore inclusive and participatory pedagogical practices in virtual courses with Emma, Eveline, and Marianne as they partner with UniPID, GINTL Africa, the University of Oulu, University of Namibia, and Una Europa colleagues!
During the first DocShop of the year, we urged doctoral researchers to explore the relationship between research and policymaking. We summarize here four key elements for your consideration as you navigate this complex connection.
During an exceptional conference reception at Helsinki City Hall, the evaluation committee recognized Ylä-Kotola’s thesis as a noteworthy contribution to development studies.
Khalil is the face behind the UniPID course “Migrant Pedagogy in the Era of Global Displacement,” which is offered for the first time. As he prepares to deliver this course, Khalil imparts his thoughts and reflections on education and migrant pedagogy. Be inspired by Khalil and enroll in this...
UniPID is thrilled to announce the initiation of the pilot stage for the MOOC "Essentials in Development Studies"! While the students work in the pilot, you can take a look at the MOOC content, get to know the faces behind the course and pre-register for it.
EADI and the Finnish University Partnership for International Development (UniPID) are involved in an ongoing dialogue and reflection process on the structural changes that are needed to enable a shift towards more responsible and equitable academic partnerships between the Global North and Global...
UniPID, in collaboration with TENK and an international steering group, has published the Ethical Guidelines for Responsible Academic Partnerships with the Global South.