Courses and Fellowships

The Center conducts a wide range of courses and fellowship programs on transitional justice for practitioners, academics, and students at the graduate and postgraduate levels. Programs range from short, intensive courses-some regularly scheduled and others offered on an ad hoc basis-to the organization's flagship Cape Town Transitional Justice Fellowship Program.

Fellowships Programs

•Rabat Transitional Justice Fellowship Program (Rabat, Morocco)
•Cape Town Transitional Justice Fellowship Program (Cape Town, South Africa)
•Latin American Transitional Justice Fellowship Program (Santiago, Chile) (not to be held in 2008)

Intensive Courses

•The ICTJ Essentials Course. The ICTJ runs regular 3-5 day training courses, in both English and French, out of our Brussels and New York offices, and occasionally in Tokyo, aimed at NGOs leaders, universities, diplomatic staff, and graduate/law students.

•Teaching Transitional Justice. The ICTJ's University/Academic seminars focus on professors currently employed at universities in the countries and regions in which we work. The goal of these seminars is to provide materials and ideas for teaching transitional justice at universities.

•The ICTJ also conducts occasional ad hoc courses, such as the 2006 course on Transitional Justice and Peace.

(Updated Mar 07)