Program at a Glance - INSTITUTE OF GLOBAL HEALTH

This course is structured around five progressive days of learning, each with a distinct focus:

Foundations & The Evolving Global Health Architecture

Introduce participants to the core concepts, institutions, and political dynamics shaping global health diplomacy in a multipolar world.

Strategic Instruments & Resource Diplomacy

Familiarize participants with the key instruments of global health diplomacy, including international law, financing, economic statecraft, and strategic foresight.

Contemporary Challenges and Emerging Frontiers

Provide an understanding of emerging challenges and frontiers, including health security, One Health, AI, and post-territorial governance, shaping the future of global health diplomacy.

Power Beyond the State: Non-State Actors, Corporations, Trade & Contested Authority

Examine how non-state actors, trade dynamics, corporate power, and fragmented legitimacy influence global health diplomacy in fragile and contested settings.

Global Health Diplomacy in Action: From Field to Geneva

Strengthen participants’ negotiation, leadership, and strategic communication skills through simulation and applied diplomatic exercises.

_{By the end of this course, participants will be able to:}

_{Analyze how multipolarity, geopolitical competition, and fragmented multilateralism are reshaping global health diplomacy and governance}
_{Assess emerging frontiers in global health diplomacy, including AI and digital health, One Health, planetary health, and space health governance}
_{Evaluate the impact of financing constraints, trade tensions, intellectual property debates, and technology transfer challenges on global health cooperation}
_{Understand the role of strategic foresight in anticipating emerging risks and informing anticipatory governance}
_{Employ negotiation, trust-building, and diplomatic decision-making skills in complex multilateral and fragile settings through simulation and applied exercises}