UISCE Leaders Programmes

Upcoming UISCE Leaders Programmes

“Participants will develop an in-depth understanding as they explore and experience first-hand the diverse components and complex dynamics of peace in the Irish context”

UISCE Leaders Workshops

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Aim:

“The focus of The UISCE Leaders Programme is to nurture a new approach to leadership through engagement across the full political spectrum and any resistances encountered”

Method:

By consulting, in person, stakeholders, both those most affected by the Remembrance Day Bombing and those within the wider community.

Who’s This For:

Local, National and International Educators.

Subject Leaders, Faculty Heads, Department Heads and School Leaders.

Leadership and Sensitivity Trainers.

Professional Development Coaches.

Assessment Type:

Reflection based case study in any format: Text, Audio, Video or In Person.

  • Cost:

    £1750 per person, per week

    Discounts

    30% discount for the second or more weeks attended

    20% discount for two or more included in the same application.

    Included

    Single room, ensuite accommodation

    Meals: Breakfast & Evening dinner

    Programme Transport,

    Visitor Centre Access,

    Consultations

    Programme materials

    Not-Included

    Flight and Travel Expenses

    Travel insurance

The purpose of these programmes is both personal, and professional development.

Cost:

£1750 per person, per week

UISCE Professional Development Activities

  • Collaborative Research

    Work in small, large and plenary groups to assess and contribute to the information and resources provided by the UISCE Scholars.

  • Seminars

    Our seminars have been led by politicians, community leaders, former terrorists and anyone else in-between.

  • Workshops

    All workshop topics focus on creatively and sensitively exploring peacebuilding and transformation.

  • Professional Mentorship

    Learn from peers with expertise in peace studies and conflict resolution, politics, international studies and education.

  • Professional Networking

    Our programmes attract accomplished individuals from all walks of life: All share a common interest in peacebuilding.

  • Informal Dialogue

    Participate in a variety of local cultural opportunities to explore local communities, attitudes, cultures and contexts.