Executive Certificates in International Relations DASIR, CASIR, CIR

From an instinctive desire to strengthen and deepen professionals’ knowledge in international relations, we created the executive programmes which quickly became a reference in Switzerland. These few days of intensive coursework are challenging, thrilling, and constructive. Furthermore, the ECTS credits are valid for five years and can be used to complete an Executive Master degree.

The Geneva School of Diplomacy & International Relations

The Geneva School of Diplomacy & International Relations is a private boutique university specialised in the teaching of International Relations & Diplomacy. We are acknowledged for our location in the very heart of the diplomatic world and our achievements.

Our connections with surrounding international organisations, United Nations offices, missions and NGO’s, the small, interactive classes with highly distinguished faculty members, and the many lectures hosted by high profile guest speakers, give our students the ability to create a network that can be life-lasting and life-changing.

GSD prepares future world leaders for their roles on the world stage to advance peace and human rights. Based on its core values of Academic & Vocational Excellence, Integrity, and Professionalism, GSD provides high quality and praxis-orientated education combined with a commitment to student support, and promotes a philosophy rooted in the School’s motto ‘serviendo guberno’ – that to govern is to serve.

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Geneva Diplomacy International Relations
Programme Overview

Certificate in IR - 5 days
(1 module)

Credits - 6 ECTS
Intakes - October and February

Advanced Certificate in IR - 10 days
(2 modules)

Credits - 12 ECTS
Intakes - October and February

Module 3 : Diploma of Advanced Studies in IR - 15 days (3 modules)

DASIR Dissertation
Credits - 30 ECTS
Intakes - October and February

The credits are valid for a period of 5 years during which they can be used to complete an executive Master degree.

Focus Areas

The Geneva School of Diplomacy & International Relations is a private boutique university
specialised in the teaching of International Relations & Diplomacy

  • Diplomacy IR
    theory
  • Conflicts
    resolution
  • Foreign policy
  • Globalisation
  • Global governance and security
  • Business Trade And Development.
  • Environmental diplomacy

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Privacy Policy

In compliance with the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679, we inform you that your contact data will be incorporated into a file whose owner is the Geneva School of Diplomacy & International Relations. The purpose of this file is to process your request, registration or application and information about our programs and latest news and events. In order to exercise your rights of access, rectification, cancellation, opposition and/or restriction established by law, you can contact us by sending an email to marketing@genevadiplomacy.ch.

Purpose

The purpose of this privacy policy is to explain who we are, the reason and use of the personal data we collect and the rights you have as per the General Data Protection Regulation 2016/678. Indeed individuals providing their personal data to the Geneva School of Diplomacy & International Relations (hereafter GSD), should be aware who the data controller is, what will be done with their data and what their rights are.

Scope

We are committed to complying with the General Data Protection Regulation in transparent and secure ways both as an academic institution and an employer. In order to do this we will:

  • Obtain consent when collecting personal data (opt-in with notice) or rely on appropriate legal grounds for processing your personal data
  • Inform people what data is collected and what is being done with their data
  •  Keep personal data safe and secure
  • Observe the rights of individuals under the GDPR
  • Ensure that records containing personal data are effectively managed and comply with the law in terms of accuracy, simplicity,  veracity, relevancy and update.

 

Who we are

We are the Geneva School of Diplomacy & International Relations.  You can find our contact details at the end of this policy. We are the ‘Data Controller’ of your personal data according to this policy.

In what case do we collect data?

  • We collect your personal data in these cases:
  • You are an agent or a supplier
  • You use our services / you are a student at GSD
  • You work for one of our agents or suppliers or for someone using our services
  • You are a prospective student or someone to whom we want to show or sell our programmes and inform about our events and news. In such case, we have collected your data via our website, via a (school/career) fair, agent or directly at our campus.

GSD ensures that the personal data kept is:

  • Adequate, relevant and not excessive for the purposes it has been collected for  
  • Accurate and up‐to‐date
  • Kept only for as long as is necessary  

 

What data do we collect?

We can treat personal data about you that we have obtained from you or from another source.  This may include the following:

  • Your first and last name
  • Your email address
  • Your age and sex
  • Your country of origin / nationality
  • You interest in a specific programme
  • Who you work for and your function or department
  • Your address, phone number, or other contact information (this information may refer to your work or to you personally, depending on the nature of our relationship with you or the person for whom you work).
  • Your studies background
  • Your career and current position
  • Your language

 

How we collect data

From information about you that you give us by communicating with us by phone, email, through our website, social networks, school visits or otherwise.

Information you give us or we obtain when you use our website, register for our newsletter, request information or apply to join one of our programmes, provide us with goods or services, ask about a product, participate in a survey or promotion, contact us to report a problem, or do any of these things on behalf of the person for whom you work.

Information regarding our relationships with you or the person for whom you work

We can discuss information regarding our relationships with you or the person for whom you work, such as:

Information regarding transactions with us related to you or the person for whom you work (for example, information about goods or services that we have provided to you or the person for whom you work or that we have obtained from you or the person for whom you work).

Information about events to which you or the people related to you are invited, and your preferences and personal information to the extent that such information is pertinent to organize and manage these events (for example, dietary requirements).

 

What personal data do we treat when you use our website?

The information we obtain from you when you use our website includes:

  • Technical information, such as the Internet Protocol (IP) address that has been used to connect your computer to the Internet, browser type and version, time zone settings, types and versions of the Browser, operating system and platform.
  • Information about your visit, such as URL addresses, clickstream information (traffic) from and to our website, and through it (including time and date), products/pages you have searched or seen, response times of pages, download errors, duration of visits to certain pages, information about interaction with pages (such as scrolling, clicking and hovering over something), methods used to navigate off the page and any email address you leave to be contacted (more information or newsletter).

 

What is the use of your personal data?

Any data voluntary provided will be incorporated and compiled into an archive of personal data, becoming the responsibility of the data collector: Geneva School of Diplomacy & International Relations (GSD).

Your personal data may be used for any of these purposes:

  • To handle the documentation relevant to students and prospective students (leads) to manage the application process
  • To  inform our students and prospective students (leads) about our courses, programs, events and activities. This can be done by mail or by phone.
  • To sign contracts with you or the person you work for:
  • To offer services
  • To obtain services from suppliers
  • To administer our website in accordance with our terms and for internal operations, including problem solving and data analysis, testing, research and statistical and survey-making purposes.
  • To improve our website and ensure content is presented in the best way for you and your computer.
  • To keep safe and secure our website and other systems.
  • To measure or understand the effectiveness of the advertising we provide to you and other people, and to offer relevant advertising.
  • Who we can share your personal data with?
  • Your data may be transferred  to the third parties listed below, for the following reasons:
  • Public administrations: For the fulfillment of the legal obligations GSD is required because of its activity (for instance to the OCP with regards to Visa issues)
  • Suppliers who require access to their data for the provision of services that we have contracted to those suppliers, and with whom we have subscribed the confidentiality contracts and the treatment of personal data necessary and required by law.

 

What is the legal basis for the treatment of your personal data?      

The legal basis for the treatment of your personal data is related to:

  • The maintenance of your relationship with us as a partner, supplier, current or prospective student in order to comply with the contractual obligations arising from such relationship.
  • The treatment of your personal data for sending promotional information about GSD’s  programmes, activities, events, campaigns or initiatives similar to those you have participated in, in accordance to the legitimate interest of our entity.
 

How long do we treat personal data?

We only treat personal data for the period of time necessary for the purpose or purposes for which they were originally collected. They will then be deleted or archived, except to the extent that we need them to continue by treating them to comply with the legal obligations that correspond to us or other legitimate and legal purposes. 

What are your rights?

You have the following rights in relation to the personal data we handle about you:

  • You can request access to the personal data in question (see the section on exercising your right to access your personal data below).
  • You may request that the incorrect personal data we treat be rectify.
  • Under certain circumstances (usually when you have provided personal data and no longer need to continue by treating them), you may request that we delete the personal data in question.
  • If we treat personal data concerning you in accordance with the prior consent you have given for such treatment, you may withdraw your consent at any time, and thereafter the treatment in question will be terminated.
  • If you have a complaint about the treatment of your personal data we have done, you can contact us or file a complaint with the Swiss data protection Agency.

 

How to exercise your right

To exercise your rights of access, rectification, cancellation, opposition, restriction and portability established by law you can:

  • Send an email to marketing@genevadiplomacy.ch or
  • Write to the address below

Please bear in mind you might be requested further details to confirm your identity before providing the requested information.

 

Contact details

Geneva School of Diplomacy & International Relations

18, chemin de l’Imperatrice, Château de Penthes

1292 Pregny, Chambesy

Geneva, Switzerland  

+41 (0) 22 300 33 77

marketing@genevadiplomacy.ch