Make a Difference with a Global Governance Concentration
The world is evolving—be part of the change. The Global Governance concentration at the University of New York in Prague prepares you to tackle global challenges, from security and justice to trade and crisis management. Learn how international institutions like the UN, NATO, G20, ASEAN, and the EU shape our world.
Gain cutting-edge insights into globalization, diplomacy, and policy-making. Develop the skills to influence international affairs and drive solutions that improve societies worldwide.
This concentration is exclusive to students enrolled in the SUNY Empire State University & UNYP dual-degree program. To have this sought-after concentration recognized in your diploma supplement, you must earn 12 credits (24 ECTS) in specialized courses, focus your bachelor’s thesis on global governance, and pass the Czech State Exam.
International Organizations (e.g., UN, WTO, WHO, IMF)
Why? Global governance graduates are well-suited for roles in organizations that set international policies, mediate conflicts, and manage global crises.
Example Roles: Policy analyst, program officer, human rights officer, climate governance specialist.
Growth Potential: With increasing globalization and transnational challenges, these organizations require professionals to shape international policies and agreements.
Government & Diplomacy (Foreign Service, Ministries, Embassies)
Why? Governments rely on experts in global governance to negotiate treaties, manage international relations, and develop foreign policies.
Example Roles: Diplomat, policy advisor, intelligence analyst, embassy officer.
Growth Potential: As geopolitics evolve, nations need skilled professionals to navigate trade agreements, security concerns, and cross-border cooperation.
Why? NGOs play a significant role in advocacy, policy research, and humanitarian efforts, all of which require expertise in global governance.
Example Roles: Advocacy officer, policy researcher, program manager, crisis response coordinator.
Growth Potential: The rise of global issues (e.g., climate change, refugee crises, global health) means NGOs and research institutions are expanding their influence.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) & Sustainable Development
Why? Multinational corporations must align with international regulations on human rights, environmental standards, and ethical business practices.
Growth Potential: Companies face growing pressure to meet ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) criteria, making global governance expertise valuable.
Academia & Policy Research
Why? Universities and research institutions need experts to study and teach global governance issues, influencing future policies and education.
Example Roles: Professor, policy researcher, international law analyst, author.
Growth Potential: Demand for experts in global governance continues to rise, especially as institutions seek insights into emerging global trends.
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