International Development & Relations (ID & IR)

The International Development & Relations (ID & IR) program offers an in-depth understanding of the interconnected world we live in. It explores the complex relationships between nations, economies, politics, culture, diplomacy, and sustainable development. Designed for learners who want to master global governance, humanitarian policy, environmental management, and socio-economic transformation, this course delivers the analytical and practical skills needed to shape the future of global affairs.

Through comprehensive modules—from International Relations theory to Development Studies, Political Science, Environmental Health, and Human Rights—this course helps learners critically evaluate how international institutions, NGOs, and governments address pressing issues like poverty, inequality, climate change, migration, and security. Each module builds a foundation of research, negotiation, and leadership skills essential for professionals aiming to make a global impact.

Learning Outcomes

1. Understand global systems shaping international development and political relations.
2. Apply critical thinking to global governance and foreign policy issues.
3. Analyze economic, political, and social drivers of international cooperation.
4. Develop strategies for sustainable development and peacebuilding initiatives.
5. Evaluate international laws, human rights frameworks, and ethical governance.
6. Communicate effectively in multicultural and diplomatic environments worldwide.

Course Curriculum

Course 01: International Relations

Study theories of power, sovereignty, and global cooperation shaping international systems.

Course 02: Diplomacy and International Relations Fundamentals

Master the art of negotiation, foreign policy, and global diplomatic communication.

Course 03: International Development Studies Basics

Understand development theory, poverty reduction, and sustainable global growth models.

Course 04: Economics

Analyze global economic structures, trade systems, and financial market interdependence.

Course 05: Introduction to Political Science

Explore government structures, political ideologies, and global power relations.

Course 06: Political Ideas

Evaluate political theories influencing governance, justice, and international cooperation.

Course 07: Environmental Management Certificate

Learn sustainable resource management, environmental policy, and ecological governance.

Course 08: Import/Export Supervisor

Gain skills in global trade operations, logistics, and international business compliance.

Course 09: Educational Psychology

Understand how education systems contribute to development and social change.

Course 10: Human Rights

Study global human rights frameworks, advocacy strategies, and international law.

Course 11: Environmental Law

Explore legal systems protecting global ecosystems and managing climate obligations.

Course 12: Structural Geology Basics

Discover how natural resources influence development and geopolitical strategies.

Course 13: Criminology and Criminal Justice

Analyze international crime, justice systems, and global governance of law enforcement.

Course 14: International Development

Investigate policies, programs, and partnerships driving sustainable global progress.

Course 15: Environmental Health

Learn about global health challenges, environmental hazards, and sustainable wellbeing

Disclaimer:

This is an online course with pre-recorded lessons. You will get access to the course within 48 hours after your enrolment.