Executive education in international relations
Learning about other countries' cultures, economies, and political systems can give you the tools necessary to break into new markets. Learn more about the international relations executive education programs that can help you gain in-demand knowledge and skills.
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What is executive education in international relations?
International relations executive education programs appeal to mid- and senior-career professionals wanting to improve their leadership skills and become subject matter experts. Program topics may broadly cover international relations, focus on international law, or emphasize the challenges and opportunities facing a given region. A typical program lasts 6-8 weeks and costs $2,500-$3,500.
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How can an international relations executive education program impact my professional goals?
International relations executive education programs are a great way to boost your career without committing to a longer and more expensive master's degree program. A cohort learning model lets you network with like-minded peers with a similar professional background. You can also benefit from instructors with many years of international relations leadership experience.
Like a college certificate, executive education lets you focus on a specific topic. Once you finish a program, you can also add the executive education to your résumé, a potential advantage if you want to shift career tracks or need to stand out in a competitive job market.
Who should enroll?
Consider enrolling in an international relations executive education program if you:
- Need additional education for career advancement.
- Want to improve your leadership skills.
- Want to become a subject-matter expert in international relations.
- Plan to expand your business to international markets.
You can choose the right program by comparing what you'll learn in an with your professional goals.
What you'll learn
Typical learning outcomes include:
- Understanding the latest opportunities and challenges affecting other countries.
- Working better with people from other nations.
- Navigating international law during business expansion.
- Adapting business strategies to different international markets.
Learning outcomes vary by program, so focus on those that meet your specific needs. If you have questions, reach out to program administrators and former students.
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Start your international relations education with an online edX course before moving on to an executive education program.