[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.
Cybersecurity 2014 Winter School
Alumni Training and workshops Network security EventsA Cybersecurity Winter School took place in December 2014 in Serbia, gathering officials, students, and professionals to focus on internet threats, cyberwarfare, and cooperation mechanisms in the Western Balkans. The event combined lectures, simulations, and discussions led by experts like Prof. Dr. Henrik Kaspersen. The program, supported by the Swiss Ministry of Defense, aimed to create a community of practice in the region. Participants engaged in a two-month online course followed by a policy research phase. For further information, contact terezah@diplomacy.edu. Learn more about the program at the provided link.
Master in Contemporary Diplomacy graduation 2014
Alumni Courses Contemporary diplomacy EventsIn 2014, 7 candidates graduated with a Master in Contemporary Diplomacy from the University of Malta and DiploFoundation. The graduation ceremony at the Jesuit’s Church in Valletta, Malta celebrated their research topics, ranging from small arms proliferation in East Africa to Palestinian statehood diplomacy. The graduates' work was supervised by Diplo faculty members.
The Geneva Internet Conference – Internet Governance at a Crossroads
Alumni Panels and conferences Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe Geneva Internet Conference focuses on Internet governance and digital politics, addressing key issues like stakeholder participation and policy coherence. Sessions involve global participants through e-participation and remote hubs. Objectives include proposing future governance arrangements and promoting evidence-based policy-making. Main themes cover robust governance processes, multistakeholder involvement, and decision-making efficiency. The conference aims to foster dialogue among stakeholders and bridge policy silos. It leverages Geneva's status as a global hub and involves various stakeholders like governments, companies, and civil society. Key updates, summaries, and media coverage are accessible post-conference on the Geneva Internet Platform webpage.
2015 Master/Postgraduate Diploma in Contemporary Diplomacy, with Internet Governance option
Alumni Interdisciplinary approaches, Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe program offers a Master/Postgraduate Diploma in Contemporary Diplomacy with an Internet Governance option. It caters to working diplomats and international relations professionals, combining theoretical and practical aspects through online study and a residential workshop in Malta. The Internet governance specialization equips policymakers with diplomatic skills for global policy engagement. Graduates hold key roles in various Internet governance bodies. Applications are accepted until October 1, 2014, for international applicants and November 15, 2014, for Maltese applicants. For more information, visit the program webpage or contact admissions@diplomacy.edu.
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.
Migration and Development 2014 online course
Alumni Courses Migration, Sustainable development EventsThe Migration and Development 2014 online course discusses the connection between international migration and economic and social development. It covers legal frameworks, governmental policies on diasporas, and case studies illustrating the impact on development. Participants will engage in research, discussions, and projects to analyze and apply concepts, compare country experiences, and evaluate existing practices. Hosted by Instituto MatÃas Romero and DiploFoundation, the course is available in English and Spanish. Applications are open until September 1, 2014.
Global Health Diplomacy 2014 online course
Alumni Courses Health diplomacy EventsThe message introduces a course on global health diplomacy focusing on negotiating health issues in an interconnected world. It emphasizes the need for new skills to navigate global regimes, international agreements, and various stakeholder relationships. Led by Professor Ilona Kickbusch, the 8-week interactive course is jointly organized by the Global Health Programme at Graduate Institute Geneva and DiploFoundation, addressing challenges in health diplomacy. Interested individuals are encouraged to apply by August 1, 2014, by visiting the course webpage for more information.
Summer online courses
Alumni Courses Contemporary diplomacy, Diplomatic law, Multilateral diplomacy EventsDiplo offers online summer courses focused on contemporary diplomacy and international affairs. Subjects include 21st Century Diplomacy, Diplomatic Law, Multilateral Diplomacy, and Infrastructure and Critical Internet Resources. These courses cater to individuals with prior knowledge in diplomatic theory and practice, offering insight into diplomatic privileges, multilateral diplomacy, and the importance of technology in infrastructure development. For more information or to apply, contact admissions@diplomacy.edu.
Supporting humanitarian diplomacy work in Pakistan
Alumni Diplomatic theory and practice, Humanitarian diplomacy BlogsMuhammad Aslam shares his positive experience with the Humanitarian Diplomacy course in Pakistan. He emphasizes the value of diverse perspectives, teamwork, and the practical skills gained. As a program coordinator, he now feels equipped to advocate for vulnerable populations effectively. Aspiring participants are encouraged to proactively manage time and workload, emphasizing the importance of preparation for challenging conditions in the humanitarian field.
