Nonprofit focused · Geneva Centre of Humanitarian Studies
AI Ethics in Humanitarian Response
Assess humanitarian AI communication, prediction and needs-assessment cases; evaluate bias, privacy, vendor accountability and risk mitigation.
Taught work
What this training covers
- Assess humanitarian AI communication, prediction and needs-assessment cases
- Evaluate bias, privacy, vendor accountability and risk mitigation.
Source observed 2026-10-11
How you practice
- Case exercises
- Award conditions require program completion
Source observed 2026-10-11
Fit & requirements
Nonprofit task fit — editorial interpretation
- Direct nonprofit/NGO staff, funder or governance tasks: governance, privacy, evaluation, leadership
Prerequisites
- Registration deadline September 20, 2026 passed
- Admissions criteria need refresh
Source observed 2026-10-11
Plan your learning
Learning cost
CHF 1700 full · CHF 1360 MSF/ICRC · CHF 850 eligible LMIC national/local staff with required proof · 2026 complete course tuition
Price source observed 2026-10-11
Delivery
- Online blended synchronous/self-study
Source observed 2026-10-11
Time commitment
- Five weeks
- 75 total workload hours
Source observed 2026-10-11
Access & dates
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Software & other costs
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Certificate & completion
- Three ECTS subject to award conditions
- Not a short completion badge
Source observed 2026-10-11
Instruction language
English · provider declared
Sources & current terms
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- AI Ethics in Humanitarian Response · observed 2026-10-11