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		Important Notice For 2008, all online courses will be conducted by UNITAR on a cost recovery basis. This will involve a fee of USD 400 per participant per course to cover operating costs and allow UNITAR to expand its content developent activities and offer new courses relevant for finance-sector and trade officials. With UNITAR e-Learning, learners will continue to benefit from our up-to-date and engaging content, practical and applicable knowledge from instructor-moderated online discussions and network of global participants. Courses will be structured in small class size to allow personal and active mentoring from our Course Directors. Successful participants will be awarded a certificate from UNITAR. e-Learning Courses for Finance-sector and Trade Officials / Courses for 2008 UNITAR is pleased to announce its course calendar for 2008 intended for a global audience of finance sector and trade officials. Each course will be conducted by UNITAR over the internet and will last up to six-weeks. High quality training content will be provided by UNITAR for each course, which will form the basis for study, discussions, group work and individual assessments. The learning environment will comprise finance sector participants from all over the world (developing, emerging and industrialized nations) who will have a unique opportunity to study, share, and engage in practical discussions using our discussion board facility. Each course will be moderated by an international financial expert with global understanding of current challenges and issues. In addition, each course will aim to deepen the skills and understanding of participants as well as allow participants an opportunity to network and dialogue with other officials and participants from across the globe so as to share country experiences and good practice in public financial management issues. Typically, each e-Learning course requires between 40 and 50 hours of study time spread over a four- to six-week period.
		Online Courses for 2008 -- REGISTER now
		Fundamentals of Capital Market Development & Regulation (see Course info) Capital Market Development & Regulation - Advanced Course (see Course info) International Negotiations: Practical Skills and Techniques (see Course info) Negotiation of Financial Transactions (see Course info) Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution - Foundation Course (see Course info) Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution - Introductory Course (see Course info) Debt Rescheduling with the Paris Club (see Course info) Cross-Cultural Negotiation (see Course info) Fundamentals of Risk Management (see Course info) Millennium Development Goals and Debt Management (see Course info) Fundamentals of Corporate Governance (see Course info) Intellectual Property Policy and Development (see Course info) Drafting and Negotiating Clauses of Loan Agreement (see Course info) Basic Course on Public Debt Management (see Course info) Effective Public Debt Management (see Course info) Legal Aspects of Public Debt Management (see Course info) Understanding International Contracts and Loan Agreements (see Course info)
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