Admitted to a Master's programme and want more practical knowledge? Apply for the university course “Anti-Corruption and Good Governance”
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Expert-Grup, the Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova and the National Anti-Corruption Centre have launched the university course “Anti-Corruption and Good Governance”. It is open to master's students and other young professionals, runs during the 2019–2020 academic year, and applications must be submitted by 20 September 2019.
The course has eight modules and is worth 5 ECTS credits. Topics include integrity policies, private-sector standards, corruption and money laundering, public procurement, privatisation, budget transparency and open government, the banking sector, and state-owned and private firms.
Teaching is delivered by international experts, Expert-Grup economists, university professors, practitioners, anti-corruption officers and prosecutors, using case studies and interaction with practitioners. Graduates receive a participation diploma signed by the partners and may publish their own policy paper on expert-grup.org and ase.md. Top performers may get an internship at Expert-Grup and/or the National Anti-Corruption Centre. Applicants should send a CV and a motivation letter of up to 500 words to bunaguvernare@expert-grup.org. Final-year undergraduates and others who missed the first call can now register. The project is funded by Open Society Foundation and co-funded by the Soros Foundation Moldova.
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