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International Studies Bachelor Degree / Nemzetközi tanulmányok alapképzési szak
We also provide free foreign language training during the full semester for four semesters to help our students acquire proficiency in the language.
Specializations (Traditions)
- European Studies
- National security and security policy
King Sigismund College (ZSKF)
Keeping in mind the demands of the labor market, the International Studies Bachelor's Degree offers at the same time specialized, basic and practical knowledge. Our students are regular visitors to the European Union institutions in Brussels, where they can apply and test their theoretical knowledge in the field. Diplomacy training with respectable traditions at the University guides students into the world of specialized diplomacy (cultural, military, crisis, economic diplomacy, etc.).We also provide free foreign language training during the full semester for four semesters to help our students acquire proficiency in the language.
Specializations (Traditions)
- European Studies
- National security and security policy
DegreeCourse TypeLanguage
- Hungarian
King Sigismund College (ZSKF), Hungary
Health Diplomacy and Migration: Addressing the Complexity of Migration From a Health Perspective, 30.09.-02.10.2019, Geneva, Switzerland
This brand-new course will seek to explore the emerging role of cities as global actors and drivers of change. The course will:
- Assess the impact of migration on health and the achievement of the SDGs
- Introduce and analyse the legal instruments and governance mechanisms used at the interface of health and migration, among others, the Global Compact on Migration and Human Rights
- Explore the challenges involved in providing and ensuring access to health services to all migrants
- Reflect on migration and health in conflict settings and its impact on the neighboring countries
- Experience and learn negotiation skills through a migration-related negotiation scenario, including the challenges to reconcile different political perspectives
Apply by 19 August 2019
IHEID
Graduate Institute (IHEID)
Many different forms of migration exist and human mobility shapes global health, impacting on domestic and foreign policies of sending, transition and receiving countries. The health of migrants is influenced by these different policies and legal frameworks but also by the practices surrounding migration. Yet, the act of migration alone does not cause any disease. Rather, the socioeconomic, political, cultural and environmental conditions connected to the act of migration can impact on health and the vulnerability to disease. National health systems are often put under pressure to respond to large-scale movements and diplomacy comes into play to find cross-border, collective solutions. Health can serve as an entry point for these diplomatic actions and new governance mechanisms need to be negotiated to respond appropriately to migration crises.This brand-new course will seek to explore the emerging role of cities as global actors and drivers of change. The course will:
- Assess the impact of migration on health and the achievement of the SDGs
- Introduce and analyse the legal instruments and governance mechanisms used at the interface of health and migration, among others, the Global Compact on Migration and Human Rights
- Explore the challenges involved in providing and ensuring access to health services to all migrants
- Reflect on migration and health in conflict settings and its impact on the neighboring countries
- Experience and learn negotiation skills through a migration-related negotiation scenario, including the challenges to reconcile different political perspectives
Apply by 19 August 2019
Graduate Institute (IHEID), Switzerland
IHEID
Executive Course on City Health Diplomacy, 27-29 May 2019, Villa Barton, Geneva
In this executive course, you will have the opportunity, among others, to: • Explore the challenges, complexity and opportunities of city diplomacy for health; • Analyse the role of cities in health diplomacy through specific case-studies (e.g. SARS, air pollution, etc.); • Enhance negotiation skills through a differentiated analysis of actors and their interests as well as a course-tailored simulation exercise; • Discuss multi-level governance and its relation to cities, particularly considering the role of mayors in promoting healthy cities; and • Develop a network of health diplomats and benefit from peer learning.
This course can also be recognised as part of the Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) in Global Health Diplomacy.
To find out more about this course's content, fee and application process, please contact globalhealthdiplomacy@graduateinstitute.ch for further inquiries.
Application Deadline: 26 April 2019
Application form (DOCX): https://cl.exct.net/?qs=bf94add1d2aa9cc1a335827a4c8c02eedf9e7f96451439ce01f2ec3f3bb31ec16487033793c88dc8085f38eeb06282890f21b7b4fa87d5f1
IHEID
Graduate Institute (IHEID)
By 2030, one in three people on the planet is projected to be living in an urban area. The global trend of rapid urbanisation provides a unique opportunity for cities to take on a preeminent role in the provision and coordination of health services for its inhabitants. As urban populations grow, local and city administrations are increasingly engaging and building alliances with national, regional and global actors, thereby occupying a new political space. City diplomacy for health constitutes a promising avenue for improving the overall health and wellbeing of city dwellers across the globe.In this executive course, you will have the opportunity, among others, to: • Explore the challenges, complexity and opportunities of city diplomacy for health; • Analyse the role of cities in health diplomacy through specific case-studies (e.g. SARS, air pollution, etc.); • Enhance negotiation skills through a differentiated analysis of actors and their interests as well as a course-tailored simulation exercise; • Discuss multi-level governance and its relation to cities, particularly considering the role of mayors in promoting healthy cities; and • Develop a network of health diplomats and benefit from peer learning.
This course can also be recognised as part of the Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) in Global Health Diplomacy.
To find out more about this course's content, fee and application process, please contact globalhealthdiplomacy@graduateinstitute.ch for further inquiries.
Application Deadline: 26 April 2019
Application form (DOCX): https://cl.exct.net/?qs=bf94add1d2aa9cc1a335827a4c8c02eedf9e7f96451439ce01f2ec3f3bb31ec16487033793c88dc8085f38eeb06282890f21b7b4fa87d5f1
Graduate Institute (IHEID), Switzerland
IHEID
Diplomacy and Negotiations (DN)
The curricular approach is interdisciplinary, but based on political science, so prospective students will need at least basic knowledge in such fields as: International Relations, European Integration, Sociology, International Public Law, EU Law, Public Administration, European Public Administration, Communication and Public Relations, Psychology, Philosophy or Political Science.
This program is addressed to university graduates under Bologna system (3 years) or to those who graduated from long term university study programs (4 years).
Form of study: full time, 2 years, 120 ECTS
DRIIE-SNSPA
National University of Political Studies and Public Administration (DRIIE-SNSPA)
This Master programme is addressed to prospective students who would like to work in diplomacy or negotiations in an international/ multicultural environment or to those who already do it and would like to enhance their skills. The main goal of this Master Programme is to provide advanced training and qualification in the field of external relations, as a very dynamic and diverse section of the job market. Due to the quality of the curricula, the professional experience and academic credentials of the professors involved in the programme, the master “Diplomacy and Negotiations” has the capacity to help the students develop the necessary competences for a career which requires both solid knowledge in the field of International Relations and specific practical skills (a capacity for synthesis and analysis, verbal and written communication, including in foreign languages, negotiation, creativity, etc.). These skills can also be applied by involving in the simulation activities developed within the Institute for Public Diplomacy and Global Communication, which is an integrated part of the National University.The curricular approach is interdisciplinary, but based on political science, so prospective students will need at least basic knowledge in such fields as: International Relations, European Integration, Sociology, International Public Law, EU Law, Public Administration, European Public Administration, Communication and Public Relations, Psychology, Philosophy or Political Science.
This program is addressed to university graduates under Bologna system (3 years) or to those who graduated from long term university study programs (4 years).
Form of study: full time, 2 years, 120 ECTS
DegreeCourse TypeLanguage
- English
National University of Political Studies and Public Administration (DRIIE-SNSPA), Romania
DRIIE-SNSPA
Online Course NCD Diplomacy in a Globalized World: Addressing the Challenges of the Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) Epidemics
This course is a timely follow-up from the WHO Global Conference on NCDs in Montevideo held in October 2017 and is launched at a time when the intergovernmental preparatory process of the UN High-Level Meeting (HLM) on NCDs to be held in September 2018 has started. Progress to control the NCDs epidemics can only be made if highest political commitment is ensured and a wide-range of stakeholders are involved.
This course will enable you to:
• Identify and critically appraise the global health landscape – including shifts in epidemiology, leadership, priorities and policy;
• Recognise and analyse the major global political fora and technical platforms for NCD diplomacy to date;
• Assess, evaluate and apply an NCD-focused approach to national and international health policy;
• Draw, analyse and critique the multilateral diplomacy milieu for the new health agenda;
• Recognise and compare contemporary tools for global health diplomacy; and their applications.
This five-week online course draws on a wide range of internatinoal experts, such as Sir George Alleyne, Professor Ilona Kickbusch, Professor Corinna Hawkes, and many more.
Successful participants will receive a certificate of attendance from the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies.
IHEID
Graduate Institute (IHEID)
From 14 May to 15 June 2018; Apply by: 23 April 2018This course is a timely follow-up from the WHO Global Conference on NCDs in Montevideo held in October 2017 and is launched at a time when the intergovernmental preparatory process of the UN High-Level Meeting (HLM) on NCDs to be held in September 2018 has started. Progress to control the NCDs epidemics can only be made if highest political commitment is ensured and a wide-range of stakeholders are involved.
This course will enable you to:
• Identify and critically appraise the global health landscape – including shifts in epidemiology, leadership, priorities and policy;
• Recognise and analyse the major global political fora and technical platforms for NCD diplomacy to date;
• Assess, evaluate and apply an NCD-focused approach to national and international health policy;
• Draw, analyse and critique the multilateral diplomacy milieu for the new health agenda;
• Recognise and compare contemporary tools for global health diplomacy; and their applications.
This five-week online course draws on a wide range of internatinoal experts, such as Sir George Alleyne, Professor Ilona Kickbusch, Professor Corinna Hawkes, and many more.
Successful participants will receive a certificate of attendance from the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies.
Graduate Institute (IHEID), Switzerland
IHEID
Security and Diplomacy (SD)
The programme is addressed to university graduates that are interested in developing a diplomatic career for which deepening the study of security and diplomacy is highly relevant. The programme is also addressed to civil servants in the central government, working in international relations, and aiming to improve their analytical performance and expertise in the fields of security and diplomacy.
This program is held in English and it is addressed to university graduates under Bologna system (3 years) or to those who graduated from long term university study programs (4 years).
Form of study: full time, 2 years, 120 ECTS
DRIIE-SNSPA
National University of Political Studies and Public Administration (DRIIE-SNSPA)
The programme is conducted in English and it is aimed at preparing students for a future career in a rapidly changing world, developing their adaptability related skills which are characteristic for the specialists in the field. The MA programme allows students to explore the complexities and processes involved in global politics and within the nowadays international system. The courses provide exposure to key sub-disciplines and relevant issues such as globalization, human rights, humanitarian studies, economic development, regional security complex, regional studies, theories of international relations, foreign policy strategy, intelligence studies, security studies, public diplomacy, preventive diplomacy, diplomatic practice and protocol, etc. Thus, our graduates will acquire extensive interdisciplinary knowledge in international relations, both at practical and theoretical level.The programme is addressed to university graduates that are interested in developing a diplomatic career for which deepening the study of security and diplomacy is highly relevant. The programme is also addressed to civil servants in the central government, working in international relations, and aiming to improve their analytical performance and expertise in the fields of security and diplomacy.
This program is held in English and it is addressed to university graduates under Bologna system (3 years) or to those who graduated from long term university study programs (4 years).
Form of study: full time, 2 years, 120 ECTS
DegreeCourse TypeLanguage
- English
National University of Political Studies and Public Administration (DRIIE-SNSPA), Romania
DRIIE-SNSPA