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Anti-Corruption Challenge

Anti-Corruption Challenge

Corruption undermines lives, societies, and economies. Students taking this module will learn why we must take fighting corruption seriously and develop the skills to do so effectively.
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Our Challenge

Corruption undermines lives, societies, and economies. Students taking this module will learn why we must take fighting corruption seriously and develop the skills to do so effectively.

The Team

Teamchers

These are the teamchers you'll work with on the challenge.

RG
Robert Gillanders
Teamcher

Learners

54 learners
Study period
23 February – 27 February 2026
Study format
Blended
Application period
16 June 2025 – 30 April 2026
Credits
5 ECTS
Hosting university
Dublin City University
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Information

Value and progress

LO5 - Learning Outcome 5

Develop and Justify an Anti-Corruption Intervention – Design a practical, evidence-based intervention that addresses a specific corruption challenge, demonstrating an understanding of economic and policy considerations.

ESCO SKILLS

LO1 - Learning Outcome 1

Understand Corruption and Its Effects – Define and critically assess how corruption is measured and analyse its effects on economic development, sustainable development, inequality, poverty, and gender disparities.

ESCO SKILLS

LO2 - Learning Outcome 2

Examine the Causes of Corruption and Policy Responses – Identify key drivers of corruption and evaluate the effectiveness of deterrence-based and behavioural approaches to anti-corruption policy.

ESCO SKILLS

LO3 - Learning Outcome 3

Apply Academic Insights to a Specific Context and Set of Challenges – Assess the nature and scale of corruption in a country, with reference to national policy and strategy.

ESCO SKILLS

LO4 - Learning Outcome 4

Engage with Experts and Stakeholders – Integrate insights from policymakers, experts, and organisations such as Transparency International Ireland and the Department of Justice to inform anti-corruption strategies.

ESCO SKILLS

LO6 - Learning Outcome 6

Communicate and Evaluate Policy Solutions – Effectively present and defend proposed interventions, engage in peer assessment, and critically reflect on the feasibility and potential impact of anti-corruption measures.

ESCO SKILLS

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Hosting university

Dublin City University

Dublin City University