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We offer 12 special courses to help our people develop basic skills and competences needed to represent Ukraine in the best possible way
What that means practically is that each special course will require three online evenings (Ukrainian time zone) with a mentor focusing on the main things only. Some mentors may give an assignment
We offer 12 special discussions around the Bible to understand the Spiritual basics of the interaction with society
What that means practically is that each Bible discussion will require one online evening (Ukrainian time zone) with a mentor presenting some Biblical teaching focusing on the main things only. Some mentors may give an assignment
Detailed list of the special courses
Modern General Theory of State and Law
An exploration of the foundational principles, structures, and functions of the state and legal systems, focusing on contemporary societal challenges.
Rhetoric and Public Speaking in International Practice
A study of effective communication methods, persuasion techniques, and public speaking tailored to diverse cultural, social, and linguistic contexts in international settings.
Theory of International Relations
An analysis of key theoretical frameworks and approaches for understanding and interpreting the dynamics between state and non-state actors in global interactions.
Modern International Organizations and Structures
A comprehensive overview of European and North American intergovernmental structures and their roles in contemporary international relations.
Introduction to Diplomatic Protocol and Etiquette
Practical guidance on the formalities of oral and written communication, seating arrangements, the use of state symbols, and ceremonial practices.
Organizational issues of the diplomatic translation
Focuses on avoiding typical issues in organizing translation on International events, operating translation equipment and the use of AI in socio-political contexts.
History of International Relations and International Law
A historical study of the origins and evolution of international relations and legal systems, highlighting trends in global politics and legal frameworks.
Conflict Studies and Negotiation Theory
Introduction to the dynamics of conflicts, strategies for conflict resolution, and methods for conducting effective negotiations.
Fundamentals of Sociology and Social Studies
A foundation in key sociological theories, research methodologies, and tools for analyzing and addressing social phenomena and problems.
Modern International Economics
Examination of globalization, trade, currency markets, regulatory tools for international trade, and the mechanics of economic sanctions.
Regional Studies in International Activities
An in-depth study of specific regions, focusing on their global, regional, and local characteristics and roles in international relations (in 2 parts)
Detailed list of the biblical discussions
Modern General Theory of State and Law
An exploration of the foundational principles, structures, and functions of the state and legal systems, focusing on contemporary societal challenges.
Rhetoric and Public Speaking in International Practice
A study of effective communication methods, persuasion techniques, and public speaking tailored to diverse cultural, social, and linguistic contexts in international settings.
Theory of International Relations
An analysis of key theoretical frameworks and approaches for understanding and interpreting the dynamics between state and non-state actors in global interactions.
Modern International Organizations and Structures
A comprehensive overview of European and North American intergovernmental structures and their roles in contemporary international relations.
Introduction to Diplomatic Protocol and Etiquette
Practical guidance on the formalities of oral and written communication, seating arrangements, the use of state symbols, and ceremonial practices.
Organizational issues of the diplomatic translation
Focuses on avoiding typical issues in organizing translation on International events, operating translation equipment and the use of AI in socio-political contexts.
History of International Relations and International Law
A historical study of the origins and evolution of international relations and legal systems, highlighting trends in global politics and legal frameworks.
Conflict Studies and Negotiation Theory
Introduction to the dynamics of conflicts, strategies for conflict resolution, and methods for conducting effective negotiations.
Fundamentals of Sociology and Social Studies
A foundation in key sociological theories, research methodologies, and tools for analyzing and addressing social phenomena and problems.
Modern International Economics
Examination of globalization, trade, currency markets, regulatory tools for international trade, and the mechanics of economic sanctions.
Regional Studies in International Activities
An in-depth study of specific regions, focusing on their global, regional, and local characteristics and roles in international relations (in 2 parts)