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Revision as of 15:42, 15 August 2008
 Unitar Awarding System |
The United Nations Institute of Training and Research has three categories of certificates:
The award of a diploma is delivered exclusively in the training in International Environmental Law, a distance-learning course with coursework submitted through an 18-month period (long-term training courses), culminating with the submission and approval of a research paper as a pre-requisite for completion. It is attributed to the highest level of recognition for accomplishment of a training course and it is signed by Unitar Executive Director.
A middle-level certificate issued for a mid-term training activities, such as fellowships and E-learning courses, requiring a coursework. Also, it is attributed to courses (mid or long-term) that require coursework, but which do not enshrine the preparation of a research paper as a pre-requisite for its completion. The Certificate of Completion is signed by the Associate Directors or Chiefs of Out-posted Offices, and will hold the Executive Director name.
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