CWCS Training Course & Research Guidance Programme

Child Rights and Development Studies

This 6-month training  course builds strong theoretical and practical knowledge on promoting and safeguarding children’s rights. Participants explore legal frameworks, child protection systems, education, health, and policy processes that shape childhood and development. The course combines research, advocacy, and field practice to equip participants with hands-on skills for creating rights-based, child-centered interventions.

Digital Wellbeing and Cybersecurity for Children

This 6-month training  course focuses on ensuring children’s safety and wellbeing in the digital age. Participants learn how to balance technology use with healthy development, protect children’s privacy, prevent cyber threats, and promote positive digital citizenship. It offers practical strategies for parents, teachers, NGO workers, and child rights advocates to create safe and empowering online spaces for children aged 6–18.

Climate Justice, Gender Equity, and Inclusive Resilience

This 6-month training  course examines how climate change intersects with gender, justice, and human rights. It equips participants to analyze power dynamics, promote inclusive adaptation, and design community-based climate solutions. Through case studies and project work, learners build advocacy and leadership skills to drive equitable and resilient climate action for vulnerable groups.

Transforming Lives: Women’s Rights, Inclusion, and Leadership in Development

This 6-month training  course builds strong theoretical and practical foundations in advancing women’s rights, inclusion, and leadership in development. Participants explore gender equality frameworks, empowerment strategies, inclusive governance, and policy processes that influence women’s participation in social and economic spheres. Combining research, advocacy, and practical engagement, the course equips participants with the skills to design and lead gender-responsive, rights-based development initiatives.  

Feminism and Social Transformation: Empowering Women for Change

This 6-month training  course provides a comprehensive understanding of feminist theories and movements driving social transformation. Participants examine power structures, gender justice, and intersectionality while exploring strategies for advocacy, activism, and policy reform. Through a blend of theory, reflection, and field practice, the course empowers participants to champion women’s rights and lead transformative change in their communities and beyond. 

Gendered Pathways to Environmental Resilience: Women’s Roles in Climate Adaptation

This 6-month training  course explores the vital connections between gender, environment, and climate resilience. Participants examine how women contribute to and are affected by environmental change, focusing on adaptation, sustainability, and community resilience. Integrating theory, policy analysis, and practical fieldwork, the course equips participants with the knowledge and skills to design gender-responsive climate strategies that promote inclusive and sustainable development. 

 Research Guidance &  Academic Development

We are pleased to invite you to participate in CWCS  Research Guidance and Academic Development progamme initiated by the Centre for Women and Children Studies, designed to enhance your research capabilities and academic development. We hope you will join us in making this initiative a success.

The programme offers hands-on training in: 

• Writing research reports, academic articles, and dissertations
• Learning and applying various research methodologies
• Mastering modern statistical tools for data analysis.

Key Features of the Programme:

• One-to-one research guidance
• Research involvement based on your area of interest
• Flexible scheduling tailored to your availability
• Affordable and flexible service charges
• Opportunities to publish in CWCS e-journal

Starting date:

The programme has started from October 20, 2025, under the supervision of renowned and experienced academicians and researchers.