The Diplomat’s Craft, Today and Tomorrow
Six expert-led courses that combine the timeless skills of diplomatic practice with the critical questions shaping what comes next. Now open for enrolment.
Some skills never go out of date: knowing the protocol, writing with precision, and understanding how representation works at every level. Others are about seeing what is coming, from the strategic pressure points of global trade to the future of the international legal order.
This collection covers both. You’ll master protocol and etiquette in our most popular course, sharpen your diplomatic writing and reporting, and learn how honorary consuls and the European Union operate. You’ll also explore two of the most pressing issues in international affairs: the Strait of Hormuz and the future of international law.
Every course is self-paced and taught by experienced practitioners. You have 12 months to complete it, and you receive a Global Diplomatic Forum certificate when you finish.
6/8 hours a week
Self paced learning
Flexible online Access
6/8 hours a week Self paced learning Flexible online Access
Our Courses
Participants will cultivate the proficiency required to convey diplomatic messages with precision and persuasion.
It explores legal frameworks, diplomatic functions, trade and economic diplomacy, crisis management, and future trends impacting honorary consuls.
A five-module professional course analysing the 2026 Hormuz closure, its geography, economics, law, and diplomacy, as events unfold
Explore the EU’s institutional framework, key diplomatic principles and it’s evolving role as a global power navigating contemporary challenges.
Bypass paralyzed global hierarchies and master the agile, network-driven statecraft required to navigate modern warfare, resource nationalism, and digital accountability in a fragmented world.
Led by top experts and prepares the next generation of diplomatic leaders for the 21st-century landscape.