Posted by 13th Winter Residential School on Economic, Social and Development Rights (20th November – 10th December, 2018)
Theme: Protection of Our Himalayas
About:
For the past 12-year KSL is successful in organizing International Winter Residential School without fail, with new theme and concept every year. The program comprises of national as well as international participants from various countries to discuss on a common platform through interactive dialogues and discussions. The main objective of ESDR is to provide a vision of another country’s culture/ lifestyle, and understanding that the way you live in your house or community is not the way that rest of the world necessarily lives. This platform provides an opportunity to young scholars of social science background to deeply understand the significance of Economic, Social and Development Rights. This winter residential School is a 21 days long program whereby, at the end of the day the deserving participants are awarded with diploma certificates but the horizon of knowledge provided in this residential school is admired by all. Looking down at the history, upon completion of the residential school, ESDR helps student to develop independent opinions, make informed decision and strive to attain fresh goal.
Why ESDR –
- Out of the book, out of the box and interdisciplinary human rights teaching and learning.
- network with noted scholars of social science, including human rights, and make lasting friendships that transcend national borders.
- often helmed as the most intense and immersive 21 days learning experience by its alumni.
What to expect this year
- Presentations and Interaction on areas including but not limited to climate change, conservation of bio-diversity and trans-boundary natural resources.
- Excursions to and open classes at serene hill stations and heritage sites.
- Periodic leisure’s and study hours.
Date & Duration
20th November – 10th December, 2018 (21 days).
Venue
Kathmandu School of Law Outreach Campus, an Eco-friendly abode nestled among the majestic hills of Nepal, in the lap of the Himalayas.
Who can apply
Masters, Bachelors and PhD Students of Law, Political Science, International Relations and other social science related streams.
Fee
- Nepalese students/ students studying in Nepal: NRs 20,000.
- Foreign students/students studying elsewhere: USD 350.
Online application link – CLICK HERE
Contact us at
Email- ilrsc@ksl.edu.np
Website- CLICK HERE
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