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Curriculum

The programme consists of 5 modules that provide the foundational knowledge expected from leaders to successfully navigate the complexities of today’s world.

In each module, participants focus on three fundamental questions:

- What exactly is this about?

- How does this influence our future?

- What does this mean for me and my organization?

Module Geopolitics & International Relations
Module Geopolitics & International Relations

We are living in a time of shifting powers, where understanding the dynamics of a new world order is critical. Trade relations and market dynamics fluctuate rapidly due to changing alliances and geopolitical tensions, influencing everything from global politics to local economies. At the same time, international dynamics are increasingly shaped by ideological and geo-economic divisions.

 This module includes, among others, the following sessions: 

- A New Multipolar World Order 

- Geopolitical Divisions 

- The Future of Europe’s Military 

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Module Technology & Innovation
Module Technology & Innovation

The digital age has transformed society, but with great innovations come great challenges. Technological disruption is changing industries at an unprecedented pace, highlighted by the transformative power of AI. However, not everyone benefits equally, raising challenges that must be addressed in order to responsibly harness the full potential. 

This module includes, among others, the following sessions: 

- Exponential Technologies 

- The Age of AI 

- Digital Society 

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Module Environment & Sustainability
Module Environment & Sustainability

The environment is increasingly in focus, and it’s not just about sustainability. Strategies are needed to manage the impacts of climate change and ensure energy security. Creating livable, resilient spaces for future generations is of central importance.

This module includes, among others, the following sessions: 

- Trends in Climate Change 

- Mastering the Energy Transition 

- Disaster Resilience Exercise 

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Module Society & Governance
Module Society & Governance

Western societies face challenges such as growing social inequality and polarization, which threaten the fabric of social cohesion. The independence and quality of media play a crucial role in maintaining informed democracies, but they are under pressure. Media literacy is essential to navigate and critically assess the many information sources available.

This module includes, among others, the following sessions: 

- Media in a New Information Age 

- Migration and Other Social Challenges 

- The Future of Work 

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Module Economics & Business
Module Economics & Business

Economic resilience is more important than ever. Economic liberalism is being tested in an era of uncertainty. Policymakers are expected to promote stability in volatile financial markets while supporting long-term growth and social equity.

This module includes, among others, the following sessions: 

- New Economic Policy 

- Economic Liberalism 

- Creating a Desirable Future 

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