International Organizations Management
Explore the UN system, leadership, partnerships, and management tools for effective international organization operations.
Explore the UN system, leadership, partnerships, and management tools for effective international organization operations.
This course introduces international organizations and the UN, exploring how business and management tools can improve their effectiveness. It covers UN structure, leadership, public-private partnerships, and marketing strategies for global challenges.
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What you'll learn
Understand the historical context and classification of international organizations
Gain insights into the structure, governance, and activities of the United Nations
Explore the shifting context of international relations and its impact on global organizations
Analyze leadership styles and strategies within the UN system
Learn about public-private partnerships and their role in addressing global challenges
Develop skills in marketing and fundraising for international organizations
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6 quizzes
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There are 6 modules in this course
This comprehensive course, offered by the University of Geneva, provides an in-depth look at international organizations management, with a focus on the United Nations system. Through six modules, students explore the historical context of international organizations, the shifting global landscape, leadership in the UN system, public-private partnerships, and marketing and fundraising strategies. The course blends theoretical frameworks with practical examples, offering insights from senior staff of international organizations. Topics include UN structure and governance, global challenges like climate change and cybersecurity, leadership styles of UN Secretaries-General, cross-sector partnerships, and effective marketing for international organizations. This course is part of the International Organizations MBA (IO-MBA) program and is ideal for those interested in careers in global governance, diplomacy, and international development.
Welcome to the Course
Module 1 · 58 Minutes to complete
Introduction to International Organizations
Module 2 · 3 Hours to complete
The Shifting Context for International Organizations
Module 3 · 2 Hours to complete
Leadership in the UN System
Module 4 · 4 Hours to complete
Public Private Partnerships
Module 5 · 3 Hours to complete
Marketing & Fundraising
Module 6 · 2 Hours to complete
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Instructors
Expert in People Management and Organizational Psychology
Dr. Chris Dewberry is a Lecturer and Course Director at the University of London International Programmes, where he specializes in people management and organizational psychology. He is the instructor of the highly acclaimed course "The Manager's Toolkit: A Practical Guide to Managing People at Work," which equips learners with essential skills for effective management, including conflict resolution, team motivation, and performance appraisal. With a strong focus on translating HR theories into practical applications, Dr. Dewberry has garnered recognition for his engaging teaching style and has consistently received excellent ratings from students. His research interests also include the reliability of assessment centers in recruitment processes, contributing valuable insights to the field of organizational psychology. Through his dedication to education and research, Dr. Dewberry plays a pivotal role in shaping future leaders and enhancing management practices across various industries.
Visionary Leader in Technology and Society
Sebastian Buckup is a visiting professor at the University of Geneva and a seasoned executive with over 15 years of experience in leading high-performing interdisciplinary teams across global offices, including Geneva, New York, Beijing, and San Francisco. He currently heads the World Economic Forum's Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Affiliate Network, where he focuses on shaping policies and strategies that address the challenges and opportunities presented by emerging technologies. Previously, he played a key role in organizing the World Economic Forum's Annual Meetings in Davos and China, as well as managing its global expert communities. A certified facilitator and public speaker, Buckup is a regular commentator on critical issues at the intersection of technology, society, and the economy. His academic contributions extend to his roles as Professor of Practice at both the University of Geneva and the Technical University of Munich, where he shares his insights on contemporary challenges in technology and its societal impacts.
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