Pathways to Global Expertise
Navigating Democracy, Diplomacy, and Development
With extensive participation in Master’s programs and training seminars, we offer specialized courses on ad hot topics led by distinguished professors, experts, and professionals from international organizations, policymaking institutions, think tanks, and NGOs. Our approach seamlessly combines academic rigor with real-world expertise, integrating theory and practice for a comprehensive learning experience.
Building on this foundation, we are developing a series of fully online courses that offer flexibility to professionals and experts, enabling them to study anytime, anywhere, and at any stage of their life or career.
Course overview
These 150-hour courses are led by experts actively working in international organizations and diplomatic roles, offering unique insights into their fields. Tutoring for final report preparation will be conducted by these professionals or by academic members affiliated with the Institute, ensuring high-quality guidance throughout the program.
Why choose this course?
Learn from professionals with hands-on experience in international organizations, government institutions, and civil society, all coordinated by university professors.
Develop a practical understanding of international affairs through dynamic, expert-led instruction.
Who is it for?
This course is ideal for individuals looking to deepen their knowledge of international organizations, particularly in the areas of human rights and multilateral democracy.
Why select these courses?
- Live debates with experts and representatives of governing authorities.
- Collaborative online tools and live interactions fostering networking opportunities with peers.
- Small class sizes to enhance interaction and communication with instructors.
- Hands-on exercises, real-world simulations, and case studies led by experts.
- Direct access to experts and lecturers for personalized feedback and guidance.
This course offers a unique opportunity to combine academic learning with hands-on experiences in global governance and international cooperation.
Course Details
- Hours per Course: 100 hours delivered over 4 days per week (20 hours/week for 5 weeks) and offered in Spanish and English, with online classes.
- Final Report: 30 hours. Written in Spanish, English, or French. The two best reports from each course will be published in the HRGH Newsletter.
- Professional Development Workshop: 20 hours (optional).
- Cost: To be determined.
Democracy and Human Rights
Human rights and democracy are deeply interconnected with democratic regimes. This course explores the roles of international organizations, states, and civil society in promoting and upholding these fundamental values.
Development and Human Rights
Rooted in international treaties and UN principles, development remains vital yet challenged by global inequalities like poverty, discrimination, and gender disparities. Conduct a critical analysis of the actions and approaches to development
taken by national cooperation agencies, United Nations agencies, and other
involved actors
Diplomacy in the 21st Century
This course is taught by professionals actively engaged in international diplomacy and provides tools for navigating international negotiations. Through practical exercises, including conflict negotiation and international dialogue simulations, participants will gain hands-on experience in global fórums.