Anchored in the five disciplines taught at the Graduate Institute – anthropology and sociology, international economics, international history and politics, international law, and political science – this executive course provides practically-oriented, methods-acquiring explanatory modules on each of these disciplines’ outlook on international affairs.
Objectives
- Gain a deeper knowledge of the five core disciplines in international relations to cope with global issues
- Identify the main challenges in international affairs relevant to your professional practice and/or organisation
- Master skills applicable to your professional practice to make better decisions
- Interact with top-notch faculty and expand your professional network in international Geneva to build bridges with experts from business, civil society, academia and governments
Who should apply?
Professionals in international organisations, governments, NGOs and private sector who are interested in and impacted by the deep changes in international relations and wish to move forward in their career.
Certificate
Upon full completion of the course, you will receive a Graduate Institute Executive Education Certificate of Attendance for the Theories and Practices of International Relations programme.
Related sdgs
Day 1
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International Relations: Then and Now
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The Role of Law in International Relations
Day 2
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Theories of International Relations
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Research in International Affairs
Day 3
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International Organisations and the Challenge of Multilateralism
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Diplomacy and International Affairs: Issues and Practices
Day 4
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Development and International Economics
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Global Health and International Relations
Day 5
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Security, Securitisation and International Relations
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Anthropological Approaches to International Relations
Participant testimonial
When coming back home every evening from the course, my partner noticed how delighted I was. She was right. Speakers were brillant and sessions were fascinating. The course was eye-opening and relevant.
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