Department of Development and Sustainability would like to welcome Dr. Parmeshwar Udmale, affiliated Faculty in DPMM and a Research Fellow for the Living Deltas Project under DDS-SERD
Assessing Public Health Emergency Management Capacity in the Context of Disease Outbreaks: Case Study of 2017 AWD in White Nile State, Sudan
Presenter: Mr. Muhammad Ibrahim, PhD student/DPMM Moderator: Ms. Veena N., PhD student/GDS Date: Wednesday, November 27, 2019 Venue: E-220 Time: 15:00 – 16:00 hrs
The Department of Development and Sustainability organized a PhD colloquium for PhD students on 27 November 2019 as a monthly regular event of the Department. The objectives of the PhD Colloquium are to share the learning experiences of their research and study outcome on live discussion forum.
AIT’s Dr. Indrajit Pal and Dr. Sangam Shrestha has co-edited a
book titled “Interdisciplinary Approach for Disaster Resilience and
Sustainability”. The 28-chapter book (535
pages), published by Springer served as a reference book for
researchers, academia, students, disaster managers, and policy makers from
natural science, social science, engineering, and multidisciplinary backgrounds.
A special seminar titled “Disaster Recovery and Internal Displacement: Lessons from post-Typhoon Haiya in Tacloban, Philippines” was delivered by Mr. Michael Boyland, Research Associate, Stockholm Environment Institute, was held on 24 September 2019.
5 AIT students attend the International Summer School on “Geo-informatics Serves the Belt and Road” between August 18 – 24, 2019.
Five AIT students participated in Summer school on “Geo-informatics Serves the Belt and Road” organized by the School of Geoscience and Info-Physics of the Central South University of China. Participating students were Nattapon Trumikaborworn (DPMM/DDS), Ranadheer Mandadi, Hasan Reaz Kallol (DPMM/DDS), Afsana Shahid, and Gautam Dadhich.
The International Symposium Disaster Resilience and Sustainable Development Integrating Higher Education Institutions achieving SFDRR and SDG Thematic Areas: – Disaster Risk, Education and Communication – Sustainable Development and Resilience – Disaster Risk Science and Engineering – Trending Technologies in Natural Disaster Risk Reduction – Disaster Data Science and Management Read more…
Curriculum Structure Disaster Preparedness, Mitigation and Management Thesis Option Research Study Option – Total number of required credits 6 6 – Total number of elective credits 20 32 – Total number of course works 26 38 – Total number of thesis/research – Total number of credits 22 48 10 48 Read more…
