Description de la formation

Le Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) est une formation postgrade donnée par les hautes écoles et elle équivaut à au moins 10 crédits ECTS. Le CAS in Advocacy & International Public Affairs équivaut à 15 ECTS credits.

Le Diploma of Advanced Studies (DAS) est une formation postgrade donnée par les hautes écoles et elle équivaut à au moins 30 crédits ECTS. Le DAS in Advocacy & International Public Affairs équivaut à 30 ECTS credits.

Objectives

• Influence multiple stakeholders to achieve a cause, realise a project, transform policies, or obtain funding
• Acquire the best communication skills to advocate or lobby in persuasive and efficient ways when you need to mobilise resources, fundraise or if you are in charge of public and/or external relations
• Develop analytical and practical tools to plan and implement campaigns in global, regional, national or local environments with tangible results
• Meet advocacy practitioners, policy-makers and experts in public affairs from diverse sectors to expand your network on your professional path

Plan de la formation

1 crédit ECTS correspond à environ 25-30 heures de travail.

Programme

Module 1: Context, Actors, and Strategies - CAS/DAS

• Discover the web of actors involved at global, regional and national levels
• Develop a unique strategic framework to design successful campaigns
• Through case studies and group work, sharpen your analytical and strategic-thinking skills

Module 2: Tactics, Tools and Outcomes Measurement - CAS/DAS

• Master up-to-date tools and tactics to execute and measure successful campaigns
• Create and present a concrete advocacy campaign in groups at the end of the module
• Discover fundraising and philanthropy techniques

Module 3: Multilateralism in a new international order - DAS only

• Emerging risks, threats and technologies
• System thinking for global issues
• Global governance and regionalism
• Anticipation in international relations

Module 4: Topic of your choice - DAS only

• Diplomacy in a changing world
• Policy-making amidst transformation
• Negotiations and new contexts