Negotiation Skills 2019 course
Alumni Courses Negotiations EventsThe Negotiation Skills 2019 course equips participants with practical skills for successful negotiations with various actors. It covers key concepts, principles, and practical exercises, offering relevant knowledge for those in non-traditional diplomacy fields. The course focuses on negotiation strategies, analyzing situations, building partnerships, and fostering collaboration across sectors and borders. It provides individual feedback and guidance to enhance participants' skills. Next session starts on 14 October 2019, with applications due by 20 September 2019.
October 2017 Online Courses
Alumni Courses Consular and diaspora diplomacy, Development diplomacy, Economic diplomacy, Language (and) diplomacy, Network security EventsThe Language and Diplomacy course offered by Diplo covers essential skills for diplomats, including negotiation and public speaking. Miruza Mohamed from the Maldives Ministry of Environment and Energy found the course beneficial for diplomatic communication. Alongside Language and Diplomacy, Diplo also offers four other online courses starting October 9, 2017. Partial scholarships are available for applicants from developing countries. The courses require ten weeks of part-time study, with around seven to ten hours per week. Participants engage in online discussions, self-assessment quizzes, and group tasks. To apply or learn more, contact admissions@diplomacy.edu.
October 2019 Online Courses
Alumni Courses Consular and diaspora diplomacy, Development diplomacy, Economic diplomacy, Language (and) diplomacy, Network security EventsDiplo's October 2019 online courses, including Artifical Intelligence, offer a comprehensive exploration of topics from various perspectives like ethics, human rights, security, governance, and technology. The courses require about seven to ten hours per week over a ten-week part-time study period. Scholarships covering 50-70% of course fees are available for applicants from developing countries. The courses are geared towards working diplomats, international relations professionals, and those seeking to enhance their diplomacy knowledge. To apply or learn more, contact admissions@diplomacy.edu.
July 2017 online courses
Alumni Courses Contemporary diplomacy, Critical internet resources, Diplomatic law, Multilateral diplomacy EventsThe message highlights the Multilateral Diplomacy course offered in July 2017, focusing on aspects like history, rules, and methods, using the UN as an example. It features practical and academic perspectives and interaction with peers and lecturers. Other courses available are 21st Century Diplomacy, Diplomatic Law, and Infrastructure and Critical Internet Resources. These part-time online courses require 5-7 hours per week for 10 weeks and are suitable for diplomats, international relations professionals, and those interested in diplomacy. More details and application deadlines can be found on Diplo's courses website.
July 2019 online courses
Alumni Courses Contemporary diplomacy, Critical internet resources, Diplomatic law, Multilateral diplomacy EventsThe Multilateral Diplomacy online course offered in July 2019 provides a detailed exploration of diplomatic aspects, with a focus on the United Nations. Taught through document study and discussions, this course caters to diplomats and others interested in international relations. The program requires five to seven hours weekly over ten weeks, featuring interactive sessions with peers and lecturers. To apply for this and other courses, aimed at professionals seeking to expand their diplomatic knowledge, visit Diplo’s website by June 17, 2019.
May 2017 online courses
Alumni Courses Bilateral diplomacy, Digital diplomacy EventsNicholette Williams, a diplomat from Jamaica, highly recommends Diplo's online courses for professionals in international relations. The courses, starting in May 2017, cover topics like bilateral diplomacy, small state diplomacy, and e-diplomacy. The flexibility of studying from home or office and the interactive exchange among participants are highlighted. The courses require ten weeks of part-time study with a commitment of five to seven hours per week. These online courses are suitable for working diplomats and professionals in the field interested in expanding or refreshing their knowledge. Apply by April 20, 2017, for certification or by March 6, 2017, for university accreditation.
New online course: Artificial Intelligence: Technology, Governance, and Policy Frameworks 2019
Alumni, Courses, Timeline Courses Artificial Intelligence EventsA new online course, "Artificial Intelligence: Technology, Governance, and Policy Frameworks 2019," explores the impact of AI on society and provides interdisciplinary knowledge on its implications for policy and diplomacy. It is suitable for government officials, diplomats, international organizations, academics, corporate professionals, and journalists. The course deadline for application is April 1, 2019, and more details can be found on Diplo's courses website.
Master/Postgraduate Diploma in Contemporary Diplomacy 2019 workshop in Malta
Alumni Courses, Training and workshops Contemporary diplomacy EventsDiploFoundation and the University of Malta are hosting a 10-day workshop in Malta for the 2019 Master/Postgraduate Diploma in Contemporary Diplomacy program. Participants from around the world will engage in diplomatic sessions covering negotiations, language and influence, and more. The program attracts diplomats, international organization staff, business professionals, and academics. Participants can specialize in Internet Governance. Upon completion of the workshop, they will continue the program online.
Capacity Development 2019 online course
Alumni Courses Capacity development EventsThe Diplo Capacity Development online course offers quality materials, effective exchanges, and practical information shared by participants like Vanessa Stoz from Lux-Development. This course emphasizes a paradigm shift towards active involvement in development practices, addressing the broader environment in which change occurs. Developed with support from various organizations, the course equips participants with key concepts and skills for successful capacity development initiatives. Register by January 14, 2019, to benefit from this valuable learning opportunity.
February 2019 online courses
Alumni Courses Diplomatic theory and practice, Public Diplomacy EventsAn online course on Public Diplomacy, starting in February 2019, provides valuable insights and practical knowledge for diplomats and professionals in international relations. The course covers contemporary issues with real-case country examples and theoretical debate, fostering discussions among participants to develop innovative strategies. Scholarships for applicants from developing countries are available, with courses offered by Diplo as Certificate Courses or University of Malta Accredited Courses. The part-time program requires around seven to ten hours of study per week for ten weeks, offering a structured online learning experience with lectures, discussions, and group tasks. Contact Diplo for more details and application information.
