Dear student, if your interest is in the field of International Relations, we suggest you register with us here...to take this course from the University of Geneva, Switzerland, from the comfort of your home in our popular Distant Learning Programme (DLP) This is a 6 week course and a Certificate of Accomplishment will be issued by the University on completion of the course. The University has made all the reading materials and video tutorials for this course available and they will be delivered to you anywhere for free each week (in Lagos only). If you live outside Lagos the commercial capital of Nigeria or Accra in Ghana, you will offset the delivery cost. TEST/ASSIGNMENT: Your weekly tests (multiple choices) and a final theory assignment will be made available to you online. SUBSIDIZED FEE: N5000 Note: The Certificate of Accomplishment comes at no extra cost on the condition you score above 50% of total grade CONTACT US: The International Open University Network Lagos Nigeria, 26, Adebola St. Surulere 2347088578910. Email: internationalopenuniversities@gmail . Below is the course description International Organizations Management This course provides an overview of the management challenges international organizations & NGOs are faced with. You will learn key theoretical frameworks and practical tools to excel in this environment. About the Course International and not-for-profit organizations present an increasingly complex environment to work in and therefore require for their successful management an unprecedented level of managerial skills on top of a deep understanding of the socioeconomic and political context they operate in. This course is designed to provide students with (1) basic notions of the practice of international relations (2) a general overview of the management challenges international and not-for-profit organizations are faced with as well as key theoretical frameworks and practical tools for managers to excel in this environment. Key areas of management will be reviewed, from strategy setting to implementation through marketing & fund raising, and assessment. (3) Given the growing interaction between public and private sectors, this course also touches upon the management of public/private partnerships. . Course Syllabus Week 1: Introduction to International Organizations and NGOs (Julian Fleet) Week 2: The Shifting Context for International Organizations (Stefan Mergenthaler and Sebastian Buckup) Week 3: Public Private Partnerships (Gilbert Probst and Lea Stadler) Week 4: Leadership in the UN System (Bruce Jenks) Week 5: Marketing & Fundraising (Claudia Gonzalez and Cassandra Quintanilla)
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