EU Business School Switzerland Master in Digital International Relations & Diplomacy
EU Business School Switzerland

EU Business School Switzerland

Master in Digital International Relations & Diplomacy

Geneva, Switzerland

Master degree

1 year

English

Full time

Jan 2026

CHF 32,880 / per year *

On-Campus

* 3,950 CHF ; Optional Additional Qualification

Key Summary

    About : The Master in Digital International Relations & Diplomacy focuses on the evolving landscape of global diplomacy enhanced by technology. It covers theoretical frameworks and practical skills in digital communication, international relations, and diplomatic strategies. The program aims to equip students with the expertise needed to navigate complex geopolitical challenges in the digital era.
    Career Outcomes : Graduates can pursue various career paths. Possible roles include digital diplomat, international relations consultant, and policy analyst. Opportunities also exist in governments, international organizations, non-profits, and private sector companies engaged in global affairs.

The Master in Digital International Relations and Diplomacy program is designed to balance theoretical knowledge and practical application. Geared towards empowering participants for swift entry into careers with international organizations, the foreign service, policy-making, international business, non-profits, and journalism, among others, our curriculum is tailored to provide a comprehensive understanding of international relations, coupled with hands-on experiences that mirror the dynamic challenges of the field. This dual approach not only enhances academic excellence but also equips students with the practical skills necessary for success in their future roles.

Learning From Leaders

Events that introduce EU students to globally successful leaders are a fundamental aspect of our approach to providing the business education that will kick-start your career.

Chairman of Siemens & Maersk Jim Hagermann Snabe spoke to EU students about leadership in times of radical change. He advised them to throw away the rule book, prioritize innovation and disruption, and empower those around them to unleash human potential for positive transformation.