Description

This intensive certificate program is meticulously designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of modern diplomacy, strategic negotiation, and foreign policy formulation, with a specific focus on India's experiences and objectives in the immediate and extended neighbourhood. Drawing from India's rich diplomatic history and current geopolitical challenges, the curriculum offers a unique blend of theoretical knowledge and practical insights. Participants will engage with a diverse range of topics, including military diplomacy, crisis negotiation, territorial dispute resolution, and strategic partnerships in the neighbourhood. The program features distinguished speakers, including former ambassadors, military leaders, and renowned academics, who bring their wealth of experience to the classroom. Through a combination of lectures, case studies, and interactive sessions, participants will gain a nuanced understanding of India's approach to international relations and develop the skills necessary to navigate the complex landscape of diplomacy.

Purpose of the program:
The primary purpose of this program is to cultivate a new generation of diplomatic leaders who can effectively represent and advance India's interests on the global stage. In an era of rapid geopolitical shifts and emerging challenges, there is a critical need for professionals who can navigate complex international scenarios with skill and strategic foresight. This program aims to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and real-world diplomatic practice by providing participants with a deep understanding of India's foreign policy objectives and the strategic thinking behind its diplomatic engagements. By examining case studies of India's past negotiations, crisis responses, and ongoing diplomatic challenges, the program seeks to equip participants with the analytical tools and practical skills needed to address future geopolitical issues. Furthermore, the course is designed to foster a holistic understanding of diplomacy, emphasizing the interconnections between domestic policy, regional dynamics, and global strategic interests.


1. Analyze complex geopolitical situations from multiple perspectives and develop comprehensive strategies that align with India's national interests, demonstrating an understanding of the intricate relationships between domestic and foreign policy globally and in the neighbourhood.
2. Apply advanced negotiation and conflict resolution techniques in various diplomatic scenarios, drawing from India's experiences in managing regional tensions, territorial disputes, and international crises.
3. Evaluate and formulate strategies for India's key bilateral and multilateral relationships, with a particular focus on navigating the evolving dynamics of strategic partnerships in a changing global order.
4. Demonstrate leadership in diplomatic engagement by crafting persuasive communications, building consensus among diverse stakeholders, and effectively representing India's positions in international forums.
5. Anticipate emerging geopolitical challenges and opportunities, and develop innovative diplomatic approaches that leverage India's strengths in areas such as economic cooperation, cultural diplomacy, and regional leadership.


Note: The programme will be conducted in online mode & E-Certificate will be provided.

What you'll learn

Diplomacy and leadership

Navigating Complex Territorial Disputes

Navigating India's Himalayan Diplomacy

Military Diplomacy: India's Strategic Approach in a Complex Geopolitical Landscape

Negotiating to resolve a crisis

Evolving Dynamics of the India-Russia Strategic Partnership

Requirements

Course Content

12 sections • 0 lectures
Session 2: Balancing in the New Geopolitical Order by Dr. Vivek Mishra, Fellow, ORF and Visiting Faculty, SICSSL (1430 hours)
Session 3: Intelligence Cooperation in Complex Geopolitics by AB Mathur, Former Spl Sec, Govt of India (28th Aug, 2024)
Session 4: Negotiating Balancing in the new geopolitical order by Dr. Vivek Mishra, Fellow, ORF and Visiting Faculty, SICSSL (28th Aug, 2024)
Session 5: Navigating India's Himalayan Diplomacy by Nihar Nayak, Fellow, IDSA (29th Aug, 2024)
Session 6: Evolving Dynamics of the India-Russia Strategic Partnership by Prof. Archana Upadhaya, Chairperson, CRCAS, JNU (29th Aug, 2024)
Session 7: Navigating Complex Territorial Disputes by Amb Ashok Kantha Former Representative to China (30th Aug, 2024)
Session 8: Diplomatic leadership in pursuit of national interests by Amb Anil Trigunayat, India's Former Representative to Jordan and Libya (30th Aug, 2024)
Session: Negotiating to resolve a crisis by Dr Hina Pandey, Independent Expert (1st Sept, 2024)
Session 10A: Intelligence Cooperation in Complex Geopolitics by Brig. Hemant Mahajan (31st Aug, 2024)
Session: Military Diplomacy: India's Strategic Approach in a Complex Geopolitical Landscape by Lt Gen VG Khandare (Retd), Advisor, MoD ERF, SICSSL (1st Sept, 2024)
Session 10: India's Strategic Engagement with the Maldives and Bangladesh by Prof Dhananjay Tripathi, South Asian University (31st Aug, 2024)
Session: India’s maritime security challenges in the Indian Ocean Region by Rear Admiral Monty Khanna (1st Sept, 2024)

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