FALL TERM
Structuring Low Income Housing Projects in Developing Countries An entry-level course focused on development practices in project preparation and delivery. Open to all levels and fields, no prerequisites. Projects are used as the lens to understand Third World development theories. Teams will select and champion a project as reference throughout the term.
	Fall Course |  2008 Previous Course Summary |  2007
JANUARY - Independent Activity Period
SIGUS Workshops Two-week field-based workshops in collaboration with local universities. Generally focused on communities in Third World countries, or targeting current pressing development issues.
	Rebuilding Communities Learning with Communities Special Workshops and Events Design/Build Workshops
Sustainable Settlement Design in Developing Countries A 1-week intensive course structured around hands-on sessions which explore physical planning issues in the provision of housing for low-income communities. Stress on basic tools and techniques of sustainable planning.
	Summary (currently not offered)
SPRING TERM
The New Practitioner An introduction to tools and techniques for a service oriented paradigm of practice, in the context of rapid urbanization in Third World countries.
	The Future Practitioner Extreme Makeover: Third World Urban |  2008
	The New Practitioner |  2007