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This is the second course in our Foundations programme. To start with the first course, sign up for Anti-corruption I: The basics | U4" 

In a world where corruption can undermine development and erode trust, this course provides the critical knowledge and skills needed to analyse complex situations and design impactful anti-corruption strategies.

The course draws on current research and real-world practice, and is designed for development professionals, policy-makers, civil society actors, and anyone working on or around anti-corruption issues.

What you'll learn

The course is divided into three modules. Each module builds on the last, guiding participants from conceptual grounding to practical application:

• Understanding corruption
  Understand the causes of corruption in order to prevent and mitigate its effects on development outcomes.
• Analysing corruption
  Corruption measurement explained – including strengths/limitations of different approaches and how to assess anti-corruption efforts.
• Anti-corruption interventions
  An overview of practical entry-points for preventing and addressing corruption in development programmes.

Learning outcomes

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

• Understand key theories and assumptions related to corruption and anti-corruption
• Apply tools for analysing corruption and its drivers
• Interpret and use corruption-related data to inform reforms
• Design context-appropriate and realistic anti-corruption interventions

Who is it for?

Free and open for everyone to take. This course is ideal for:

• Development professionals and advisers
• Civil society practitioners
• Policy-makers and analysts
• Researchers and students in related fields
• Anyone seeking to engage more meaningfully in anti-corruption efforts

In order to ensure a shared basic knowledge of definitions, terminology and concepts of corruption and anti-corruption, we ask you to  complete our self-paced module Anti-Corruption I: The basics before you take this course.