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Programmes

The Geneva School of Diplomacy (GSD) offers a focused portfolio of programmes dedicated exclusively to international relations, diplomacy, and global affairs.

Programmes are structured across Undergraduate Studies, Graduate Studies, and Professional Development and Executive Education, in accordance with the School’s academic framework and official programme documentation. Each programme is delivered within clearly defined academic or educational parameters, with transparent information on status, structure, learning outcomes, and admissions requirements.

Undergraduate Studies

Undergraduate Studies include degree-awarding programmes as well as preparatory, non-degree educational pathways designed to support pre-university and early academic progression.

Undergraduate Programmes

Important Disclosure

The Leadership Academy and the Foundation Programme are non-degree-awarding programmes. They are educational and preparatory in nature and do not confer an academic degree.

Graduate Studies

Graduate Studies comprise advanced degree programmes delivered within formal academic frameworks, including doctoral-level study.

Graduate Programmes

Professional Development and Executive Education

Professional Development and Executive Education programmes are designed for professionals seeking specialised training, academic advancement, or executive-level education. These programmes are non-degree-awarding, unless explicitly stated in official programme documentation.

Professional Development Programmes

Certificate in Global Affairs and Diplomacy

Certificate in Global Affairs and Diplomacy

The Certificate in Global Affairs and Diplomacy at the Geneva School of Diplomacy is an introductory executive-level academic and professional programme designed for early-career professionals, recent graduates, and individuals seeking foundational knowledge of diplomacy, international relations, and global governance. Delivered in International Geneva through a modular format, the programme provides structured exposure to key concepts, institutions, and practices shaping contemporary international affairs.

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Certificate of Advanced Studies in Global Affairs and Diplomacy

Certificate of Advanced Studies in Global Affairs and Diplomacy

The Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) in Global Affairs and Diplomacy at the Geneva School of Diplomacy is a postgraduate executive-level programme designed for professionals and graduates seeking focused, practice-oriented engagement with diplomacy, global affairs, and international policy. Delivered in International Geneva through a modular format, the programme combines strategic insight with applied diplomatic learning.

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Diploma of Advanced Studies in Global Affairs and Diplomacy

Diploma of Advanced Studies in Global Affairs and Diplomacy

The Diploma of Advanced Studies (DAS) in Global Affairs and Diplomacy at the Geneva School of Diplomacy is a postgraduate executive programme designed for mid- to senior-level professionals seeking advanced expertise in diplomacy, international affairs, and global governance. Delivered within the ecosystem of International Geneva, the programme combines academic rigour with applied policy learning and professional engagement.

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Master of Advanced Studies in Global Affairs and Diplomacy

Master of Advanced Studies in Global Affairs and Diplomacy

The Master of Advanced Studies in Global Affairs and Diplomacy at the Geneva School of Diplomacy is an executive-level Master’s degree programme designed for experienced professionals operating in complex international environments. Delivered in International Geneva through a blended format, the programme combines advanced strategic analysis with applied diplomatic practice to develop leadership, policy insight, and executive decision-making expertise.

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Programme Framework and Disclosure

Each programme offered by the Geneva School of Diplomacy is delivered within a clearly defined academic or educational framework.

1

Degree-awarding programmes follow formal academic regulations, assessment standards, and progression requirements.

2

Non-degree programmes are structured around specific educational objectives and defined learning outcomes.

Full and authoritative details regarding programme status, awards, academic standing, and requirements are provided on individual programme pages and in official programme documentation.