Cybersecurity online course
Alumni, Capacity development, Courses, Critical infrastructure, Cybersecurity, Faculty, guidelines, Telecommunications infrastructure Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain, Capacity development, Child safety online, Children's rights, Cloud Computing, Conflict and crisis, Conflict resolution & Mediation, Contemporary diplomacy, Content policy, Critical infrastructure, Critical internet resources, Cyber diplomacy, Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybercrime, Cybermediation, Cybernorms, Data governance, Development, Digital diplomacy, Digital foreign policy, Digital identities, Digital legacies, Digital standards, Diplomacy courses and workshops, Diplomatic career, Diplomatic service, E-commerce and trade, E-government, E-tools, Emerging technologies, Encryption, Energy diplomacy, Ethics, Foreign ministries, Freedom of expression, Gender rights online, Geopolitics, Infrastructure, Intellectual property rights, Interdisciplinary approaches, International law, International organisations, Internet governance and digital policy, Internet of things, Jurisdiction, Legal and regulatory, Liability of intermediaries, Multilateral diplomacy, Multistakeholder diplomacy, Network security, Online diplomacy, Online education, Pedagogy, Politics and governance, Principles and values, Privacy and data protection, Public policy, Regional cooperation, Regionalism, Security, Semiconductor diplomacy, Semiconductors, Social media, Surveillance, Telecommunications infrastructure, Terrorism, Trust, Violent extremism, Virtual diplomacy CoursesThe course analyses cybersecurity challenges, and the roles diplomacy, legal instruments, policies and other factors play in addressing cyberthreats, including cybersecurity issues; online crime, warfare, and terrorism; e-commerce; cybersecurity; and cybersecurity strategies and instruments.
Master in Contemporary Diplomacy
Access, Alumni, Capacity development, Courses, Critical infrastructure, Cybersecurity, E-commerce and trade, Faculty, Telecommunications infrastructure Access, Artificial Intelligence, Bilateral diplomacy, Blockchain, Capacity development, Child safety online, Children's rights, Cloud Computing, Communication, Consumer protection, Contemporary diplomacy, Content policy, Critical infrastructure, Critical internet resources, Cryptocurrencies, Cultural diplomacy, Cyber diplomacy, Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybercrime, Cybernorms, Cybersecurity, Data and diplomacy, Data governance, Development, Development diplomacy, Digital business models, Digital diplomacy, Digital divide, Digital foreign policy, Digital identities, Digital standards, Diplomacy courses and workshops, Diplomacy of small states, Diplomatic career, Diplomatic functions and tools, Diplomatic law, Diplomatic protocol and etiquette, Diplomatic reporting, Diplomatic service, Diplomatic theory and practice, E-commerce and trade, E-government, E-tools, Economic, Economic diplomacy, Emerging technologies, Encryption, Energy diplomacy, Food diplomacy, Foreign ministries, Foreign policy, Freedom of expression, Gender rights online, Human rights, Inclusive finance, Infrastructure, Intellectual property rights, Intercultural communication, International law, International organisations, International relations and diplomacy, Internet governance and digital policy, Internet of things, Jurisdiction, Language (and) diplomacy, Legal and regulatory, Liability of intermediaries, Multilateral diplomacy, Multilingualism, Multistakeholder diplomacy, Nation branding, Negotiations, Net neutrality and zero-rating, Network security, Online diplomacy, Online education, Pedagogy, Privacy and data protection, Privileges and immunities, Public Diplomacy, Public policy, Real-time diplomacy, Regional cooperation, Regionalism, Remote participation, Rights of persons with disabilities, Security, Semiconductors, Social media, Sociocultural, Sustainable development, Telecommunications infrastructure, Trust, Violent extremism, Virtual diplomacy CoursesNote: MA 2025 programme: Deferred
/ MA 2026 programme: TBC. The accredited programme guides working professionals through the challenges of contemporary diplomacy, and offers a specialisation in internet governance, equipping internet policymakers with practical skills for both regional and international diplomacy.
Consular and Diaspora Diplomacy online course
Alumni Consular and diaspora diplomacy, Diplomatic career, Diplomatic service, Foreign ministries, Foreign policy, International relations and diplomacy CoursesLearn how consular diplomacy connects to related subjects, including diaspora outreach, migration, and labour affairs; how to effectively organise and plan work at a consular post in a mission abroad; how to plan and operationalise a diaspora policy; and more.
Diplomatic Protocol and Etiquette online course
Alumni Diplomatic protocol and etiquette, Diplomacy courses and workshops CoursesLearn how to appropriately engage in conversations, prepare invitations for various events and different levels of formality, plan and prepare events, and much more.
DiploFoundation and Digital Watch on EuroDIG 2016
Alumni Panels and conferences Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsEuroDIG 2016 in Brussels, titled "Embracing the digital (r)evolution," features workshops and sessions on current Internet governance issues, including a presentation on Digital Watch by DiploFoundation. Topics will cover global developments, European challenges, and human rights in economic development, among others. Geneva Internet Platform will also participate in pre-event activities. The event aims to bring together European and global experts to discuss internet governance topics.
DiploFoundation & Geneva Internet Platform at WSIS Forum 2016
Alumni Panels and conferences Capacity development, Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy, Online education, Sustainable development EventsDiploFoundation & Geneva Internet Platform are hosting various events at WSIS Forum 2016 in Geneva. They are offering live updates, session reports, and a final summary report. Attendees can join sessions, exhibitions, and networking events throughout the week. Notable activities include discussions on digital policy, high-level policy sessions, and opportunities for civil society involvement. Remote participation is available for some sessions. An alumni gathering is also scheduled. Limited spaces are offered for a reception, so RSVP is required. Various informational sessions aim to address internet governance complexities and strengthen community participation.
Internet Research Fair
Alumni, Timeline Panels and conferences EventsThe Internet's vast influence on society and academic research will be explored at the Internet Research Fair, hosted by various institutions, focusing on how the Internet impacts academic research and society. Join discussions on opportunities and challenges from February 29 to March 3 at Amsterdam University College. More details available on the fair's website.
Master/Postgraduate Diploma in Contemporary Diplomacy 2016 workshop
Alumni Training and workshops Contemporary diplomacy EventsDiploFoundation and the University of Malta are hosting a 10-day introductory workshop for the 2016 Master/Postgraduate Diploma in Contemporary Diplomacy programme, attracting a diverse group of participants worldwide. The workshop in Malta covers various diplomacy-related topics, including negotiations, digital diplomacy, and the United Nations system. Participants will proceed to online learning and complete a Master's dissertation as part of the programme, with some focusing on Internet Governance.
CyberLab at 22nd OSCE Ministerial Council Preparations
Alumni Panels and conferences Cryptocurrencies, Cybercrime, Internet of things, Network security EventsThe CyberLab corner was organized by Diplo during the preparatory days of the 22nd OSCE Ministerial Council in Belgrade, Serbia, providing insight into emerging cyber-diplomacy and cybersecurity trends such as 3D-Printing, Bitcoin, Dark Web, and cybercrime activities to delegations. CyberLab follows Diplo's model used in various diplomatic settings and events.
Just-in-time course 2015: A survival guide for radio-frequency diplomacy
Alumni Courses Telecommunications infrastructure EventsA just-in-time course in preparation for the World Radiocommunication Conference offers a survival guide for Geneva-based diplomats and others interested in radio-frequency diplomacy. The course provides insights into technical aspects, policy importance, conference details, and broader impacts. It will be led by experts in the field and aims to enhance understanding of this specialized area. Registration deadline is 23 October 2015, with priority given to small and developing countries. The course aligns with efforts to support diplomatic participation in digital policy discussions.
