Introduction to Digital Politics 2015: online course for Geneva-based diplomats
Alumni Courses Access, Alternative dispute resolution, Child safety online, Cloud Computing, Consumer protection, Content policy, Critical infrastructure, Cryptocurrencies, Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybercrime, E-commerce and trade, Encryption, Freedom of expression, Gender rights online, Intellectual property rights, Internet governance and digital policy, Internet of things, Jurisdiction, Multilingualism, Net neutrality and zero-rating, Online education, Privacy and data protection, Rights of persons with disabilities, Sustainable development, Taxation EventsSummary: An online course for Geneva-based diplomats by the Geneva Internet Platform and DiploFoundation will cover various digital politics topics from April to June. It aims to enhance knowledge and skills in Internet governance and related policy fields, focusing on diplomatic and policy processes in International Geneva. The course delves into internet infrastructure, security, human rights, legal aspects, economics, development, sociocultural factors, and key processes and actors in digital politics. Participants will learn about current issues like the IANA transition, the +10 Review Process, privacy, and data protection. Additional information is available in the course brochure.
[Webinar] Internet governance in November 2014: a bubbling cauldron
Alumni Webinars Internet governance and digital policy, Cyberconflict and warfare, E-commerce and trade, Interdisciplinary approaches, Net neutrality and zero-rating EventsThe Geneva Briefing on Internet Governance occurs monthly, offering updates on global digital policies. The next webinar, on December 2, 2014, will delve into events from November, including topics like China's free trade, net neutrality battles, and cybersecurity. The webinar is accessible online or in Geneva. To stay informed, subscribe to their mailing list.
Autumn 2014 online courses
Alumni Courses Consular and diaspora diplomacy, Development diplomacy, Economic diplomacy, Language (and) diplomacy EventsDiplo's autumn 2014 online courses offer a diverse range of topics, including Consular and Diaspora Diplomacy, Cybersecurity, Development Diplomacy, Economic Diplomacy, and Language and Diplomacy. These courses provide insights and tools to navigate the complexities of economic diplomacy, cybersecurity challenges, development cooperation, and effective language use in diplomatic contexts. Participants can learn from experienced professionals and enhance their diplomatic skills in these crucial areas.
Diplo alumni – six years later
Alumni Diplomacy of small states, Diplomatic theory and practice BlogsThree graduates from the 2008 Master/Postgraduate Diploma in Contemporary Diplomacy met in New York, representing Suriname, Kosovo, and Samoa. Angelic Alihusain-del Castilho, Arijeta Shporta, and Francella Strickland have excelled in their diplomatic careers. They maintain connections from their time in Malta, crediting Diplo for boosting their confidence and skills. Angelic has been active in Indonesia and at the United Nations, Arijeta has worked in Kosovo, Afghanistan, and Darfur, while Francella represents Samoa at the UN. Their successes reflect well on Diplo, showcasing the impact of their training.
6th workshop on Modern Diplomacy for Small States
Alumni, Timeline Training and workshops Diplomacy of small states EventsThe 6th workshop on Modern Diplomacy for Small States, hosted by DiploFoundation, with support from the Government of Malta and the Commonwealth Fund, is scheduled for the end of March in Malta. Targeted at professionals in senior/middle management positions in foreign affairs, it addresses diplomatic challenges specific to small states. The event features experienced diplomats as speakers, sharing insights on managing such challenges. This workshop is financially backed by the Malta-Commonwealth Third Country Training Programme and organized in collaboration with the Commonwealth Secretariat. Visit the workshop website for further details on the agenda and faculty.
May 2013 online diplomacy courses
Alumni Courses Bilateral diplomacy, Digital diplomacy, Economic diplomacy EventsIn May 2013, online diplomacy courses featuring Economic Diplomacy, Bilateral Diplomacy, E-Diplomacy, and Diplomacy of Small States are offered. Designed for diplomats and international relations professionals, these part-time courses span ten weeks, requiring five to seven hours per week. Coursework involves reading lectures, discussions, quizzes, and assignments. Apply by 4 March for credit courses and by 1 April for certificates. Testimonials highlight the valuable insights gained, such as understanding small states' impactful foreign policies. For more details and applications, refer to the online course catalogue or contact admissions@diplomacy.edu.
5th workshop on Modern Diplomacy for Small States
Alumni Training and workshops Diplomacy of small states EventsThe 5th workshop on Modern Diplomacy for Small States, sponsored by Malta and the Commonwealth, will address diplomatic challenges faced by small states. Experienced diplomats will share insights on dealing with these challenges, with a focus on the needs of small states like Malta. The workshop targets professionals in senior/middle management roles within foreign affairs departments. Funded by the Malta-Commonwealth Third Country Training Programme, it is an opportunity to learn from experts and network. Further details, including the agenda and faculty, can be found on the workshop's website.
Presentation by Dr Jovan Kurbalija at the Belgrade Seminar on ‘Excellence in Diplomacy’
Alumni Training and workshops Diplomatic service EventsDr. Jovan Kurbalija presented on diplomatic excellence in the Internet era at the Belgrade Seminar on 'Excellence in Diplomacy'. The seminar focused on encouraging excellence in diplomacy and new trends in modern diplomacy, with discussions on how to become an excellent diplomat and the type of diplomacy required today. Eminent Serbian and foreign diplomats provided insights on the specifics of the diplomatic profession.
Public Diplomacy Workshop, Cape Town
Alumni Training and workshops Public Diplomacy EventsA Public Diplomacy Workshop was conducted by Diplo Foundation at the South African Parliament in Cape Town in September 2012 to enhance the institution's public diplomacy capacity. The workshop focused on both theoretical and practical aspects of public diplomacy, equipping participants with relevant skills through interactive sessions and case studies.
Public Diplomacy Workshop, Pretoria
Alumni Training and workshops Public Diplomacy EventsA Public Diplomacy workshop was hosted in Pretoria by Diplo Foundation for the South African Directorate of International Relations and Cooperation. The workshop aimed to enhance skills for conceptualizing and implementing public diplomacy, with a focus on eDiplomacy.