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This program aims to examine the readiness of digital diplomacy in supporting international trade and commerce, including the use of digital diplomatic activities to enhance trade on the global stage. The program delivery methodology relies on interactive workshops, incorporating training material techniques and case studies as the foundation for digital diplomacy. Digital diplomacy is a type of diplomacy that utilizes the internet and the latest information communication technologies to assist in achieving diplomatic objectives.

Intakes

12

Hours

500

Trainess

2000

Counter

800

Learning Objectives:

Understand the role and significance of digital technology in modern diplomacy.
Develop skills to leverage digital platforms for effective diplomatic communication.
Harness digital analytics and data-driven insights for diplomatic decision-making.
Navigate the evolving landscape of cybersecurity and digital risks in diplomacy.

Learning Outcomes:

Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of digital diplomacy principles and practices.
Utilize digital platforms effectively for diplomatic communication and engagement.
Employ data-driven insights and digital analytics for informed diplomatic decision-making.

Capstone Project:

A capstone project in the context of an executive education program, specifically an institutional development project, is a culminating project that allows participants to apply the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the program to a real-world organizational challenge or opportunity.

Program Certification:

Digital Diplomacy program certificate is accredited internationally by the prestigious International Leadership and Training Center (ILTC) of Missouri State University.

What People Say About Digital Diplomacy Program

Enrolling in the Digital Diplomacy program was a transformative experience for me. The program equipped me with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the ever-changing digital landscape in diplomacy. I learned how to leverage social media, websites, and other digital channels to effectively communicate diplomatic messages and engage with diverse audiences.

Lois Melissa - Malawy

The program not only equipped us with technical skills but also fostered a sense of collaboration and networking among African diplomats. The interactive sessions and group projects allowed us to learn from each other's experiences and develop a strong network of digital diplomats across the continent.

Fatouma Amadou - Niger