
This short program delves into the complex dynamics of 'emergence' in the global landscape, examining the interplay between economic growth, political structures, and societal transformation. Through diverse analytical lenses and in-depth case studies of various regions, participants will explore the conditions, trajectories, and implications of emerging countries on the world stage. The program investigates how these nations shape and are shaped by global governance, and the unique policy challenges they face. By approaching emergence from perspectives of political economy, comparative geopolitics, international relations, and policy-making, participants will gain critical insights. The curriculum focuses on understanding what defines emergence, the strategies employed by emerging countries, their influence on international relations and power dynamics, and the specific policy-making challenges encountered. A dedicated module on intercultural management further enhances participants' ability to navigate diverse global contexts. The program is designed for mid- and senior-level managers with at least five years of professional experience. Key benefits include a comprehensive understanding of emerging countries' dynamics, development of policy-making and strategic skills, learning from leading academics and researchers, a practical case-based approach, and enhanced intercultural management abilities.
The program content is structured around key themes related to emergence and its global implications, incorporating both theoretical frameworks and practical case studies.
This program is designed to enhance the skills of mid- to senior-level managers, equipping them with advanced knowledge and strategic thinking applicable to roles involving emerging countries. Participants will be better prepared to navigate complex geopolitical landscapes, international relations, and policy-making environments.
Admission is primarily for mid- and senior-level managers. The program is a short course, not a degree program, so specific academic qualifications beyond professional experience and English proficiency are not detailed.
Tuition fees for most Sciences Po programs depend on tax residence and household income, with a range from €0 to €20,640 for graduate programs for those residing outside the European Economic Area. However, short programs often have separate fee structures. Participants are advised to contact the program directly for current costs.
The program is designed for mid- to senior-level managers with a minimum of 5 years of professional experience. Applicants must also demonstrate an advanced command of the English language, both spoken and written.
Tuition fees depend on tax residence and household income, ranging from €0 to €20,640 for graduate programs for non-EEA residents. As this is a short program, please contact the program directly for current costs.
The program is a short course lasting 5 days, with a total of 40 hours of instruction.
To apply, contact Nadia Sanchez Pacheco, the Programme Advisor, via email at inscription.formation@sciencespo.fr or by phone at +33 (0)6 50 37 00 51 to obtain application information and submit your completed application form, CV, and proof of experience.
This program is designed to enhance skills for roles such as Policy Advisor, International Relations Specialist, Public Affairs Manager, Strategic Analyst, and Cross-cultural Management Consultant, particularly in contexts involving emerging countries.