Current environment The state of the world today remains challenging with over 68 million people forcibly displaced by conflicts and persecution. Multiple conflicts and proxy wars are on the rise
Continue17 Goals To Transform Our World With the new school year already close, it is time to glance into the near future at the exciting new things that lay ahead.
ContinueOne July in Zanzibar Maybe my canoe is bigger than yours but sea is the same. If there is no fish, we both go hungry – Zanzibari proverb Being a student
ContinueWe are all Migrants, we are all Refugees Wherever Adam and Eve were actually born and grew up, we, their descendants, have certainly done a ton of traveling. And when
ContinueOn Sunday 1 July 2018, the Geneva School of Diplomacy and International Relations (GSD) conferred Ambassador Zlatko Dizdarevic with the honorary doctorate degree, because of his long, distinguished writing career before and
ContinueOn Sunday 1 July 2018, the Geneva School of Diplomacy and International Relations conferred Ambassador William Lacy Swing. Director – General of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) with the honorary doctorate degree,
ContinueOn Sunday 1 July 2018, the 15th edition of GSD’s Graduation Day took place at the Domain de Penthes parc area. Our students, graduating from Bachelor, Master, Executive and Doctorate level
ContinueFlorian & Wolfgang Ischinger Scholarship awarded to Mr. Melash Zeleke for Fall 2018 The Geneva School of Diplomacy has awarded the ‘Florian & Wolfgang Ischinger’ scholarship to Mr. Melash Zeleke,
ContinueGSD is honored to welcome Professor Jennifer Clickner as a new faculty member from the September 2018 intake. Professor Clickner will be part of our Masters curriculum, contributing her expertise to the
Continue‘Broken’; a documentary on international law By A. Ghahvie, GSD Master in International Relations student, class of 2018 In 2002, the Israeli government began the construction of a 700 km long
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