Humanitarian Response Manager specialized training
Additional informations
Prof. Dr. János Besenyő, specialised training leader (besenyo.janos@uni-obuda.hu)
Gabriella Czigány, czigany.gabriella@bgk.uni-obuda.hu (+36 (30) 119 6669)
Application
You can apply by fully completing the online application:
In each case, please indicate the exact course you want to apply for!
Deadline for application: 15 August 2025
Start of education: September 2025
The name of the professional qualification obtained in the specialized training, as it appears on the diploma:
- humanitarian response manager
Conditions for participation
Applicants with at least a bachelor’s degree (or at least a bachelor’s degree in the previous education system) can be admitted.
Training information
Level of education: Specialised training
Method of education: correspondence (140 contact lesson)
Language of the training: English
Duration of the training: 2 semesters
Location of the training: Óbuda University Bánki Donát Faculty of Mechanical and Safety Engineering, 1081 Budapest, Népszínház utca 8.
Tuition fee (correspondence, English): HUF 200 000 / Semester
Curriculum
Curriculum available at the site of the Registrar’s Office
Subject program description
Aim of the training
The aim of the training is to provide interdependent, up-to-date professional knowledge, marketable knowledge and practical skills to professionals working in jobs related to the ever-expanding field of humanitarian operations / response.
Who is the training for?
We recommend the training to all graduates who want to work in the humanitarian field and who – in addition to a wide range of theoretical knowledge – want to enrich their knowledge by the expertise of experienced civilian and uniformed professionals of international humanitarian operations, before they begin their work in practise. We also recommend the training for professionals who are already working in the field of humanitarian response but have not yet been involved in fieldwork, whether they want to take part in humanitarian action on behalf of governmental or international (civilian or uniformed) or non-governmental organisations. In addition, of course, we welcome all those as well who are keen to broaden their knowledge in this field based on their personal interests.
Main areas covered
Introduction to humanitarian response, its mechanisms, the factors influencing it and the social groups involved; communication, logistics, and the field of international law.
Additional information
In correspondence training, students’ classes are held in blocks on Friday afternoons and Saturdays, and there is also a possibility to participate in the lectures online.
