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GLOPP COURSE - MODULES AND BLOCKS (LESSONS):

Sustainable Development

Livelihoods Perspective A:
Theorising Inequality and Change

Migration

Development Theories

Livelihoods Perspective B:
Assets, Practices and Wellbeing

Gender, Poverty and Employment

Describing Poverty

Livelihoods Perspective C:
Access, Institutional Context and Power Relations

Habitat and Urban Development

Globalisation Processes A

Livelihoods Perspective D:
Livelihood Research Methologies for Practitioners

Violence and (In)Security in Urban Space

Globalisation Processes B

Actor-Orientation A:
The Individual Level

Gender and Poverty

Actor-Orientation B:
The Societal Level

Actor-Orientation C:
Surrounding Conditions

Globalisation and Livelihood Options of People living in Poverty (GLOPP) is an e-course, developed under the patronage of Swiss Virtual Campus (SVC), and designed to enhance the teaching quality in geography, sociology, architecture, urbanism and political sciences in the field of development studies and similar degree courses at university level.

The course thematically focuses on poor people's livelihoods and contributions to the improvement of their situation.

Technical Requirements