Global Health Diplomacy: Navigating Power for Public Health in a Fragmented World
Content
This course focuses on diplomatic strategies for global health in a divided world. Participants will analyze scenarios where diplomacy has impacted health outcomes, from conflict zones to multilateral negotiations. The course offers a framework for understanding how global governance, geopolitical shifts, and national interests shape health policy and access, preparing course participants to lead in both local and global contexts.
Objectives
The proposed course on Global Health Diplomacy aims to:
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Comprehend the Foundations of Global Health Diplomacy
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Analyze the Interplay Between Health, Diplomacy, and Geopolitics
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Evaluate Real-world Case Studies of Health Diplomacy
Who is the course for ?
The primary audience includes PhD students as well as mid- to senior-level global health professionals. Participants may come from academic, policy, or international organization backgrounds, with experience or interest in global health, diplomacy, or related fields.