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International Organizations Management

University of Geneva

This course, "International Organizations Management," offers a comprehensive exploration of the United Nations and international organizations, focusing on effective management tools and principles for change in a dynamic world. The course delves into cross-sector partnerships, addressing challenges and providing insights into the inner workings of international organizations.

  • Introduction to International Organizations and the United Nations
  • The Shifting Context for International Organizations
  • Leadership in the UN System
  • Public Private Partnerships
  • Marketing & Fundraising

Participants gain knowledge on historical contexts, governance systems, the shifting global context, leadership strategies, public-private partnerships, and marketing and fundraising in the international organizational setting.

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International Organizations Management
Course Modules

This course comprises five modules covering topics such as the introduction to international organizations and the UN, the shifting global context, leadership in the UN system, public-private partnerships, and marketing and fundraising.

Welcome to the Course

This module introduces the course and presents the IO-MBA program, its syllabus, and pre-course assessments. It also invites participants to reflect on their motivations for taking the course.

Introduction to International Organizations

Module 2 provides an in-depth understanding of the United Nations, including its historical context, governance system, and the UN Charter. Participants explore the UN system, its role in peace, development, and human rights, and engage in quizzes and activities to reinforce learning.

The Shifting Context for International Organizations

Module 3 delves into the shifting global context for international organizations, addressing topics such as networks and hierarchies, climate change efforts, and Internet governance. It concludes with an overview of the module's content and a quiz.

Leadership in the UN System

Module 4 focuses on leadership within the UN system, covering strategic alignment, the role of the Secretary-General, the UN's convening power, and strategies for multilateralism. Participants engage with case studies, additional readings, and a quiz to solidify their understanding.

Public Private Partnerships

Module 5 explores public-private partnerships, highlighting their significance, operational models, governance structures, and the role of businesses in sustainable development. The module also addresses the complexities of cross-sector relationships and includes a comprehensive case study and quiz.

Marketing & Fundraising

Module 6 delves into marketing and fundraising within the context of international organizations, covering topics such as building marketing plans, managing brands, fundraising strategies, media tools, and strategic communication plans. Participants engage with case studies and a quiz to apply their learning.

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