Why choose this programme?

Develop critical insights and connect with like-minded professionals and industry leaders to build lasting relationships.

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In an era defined by political uncertainty, economic volatility, and geopolitical tensions, organisations must anticipate and adapt to global risks. This programme brings together world-leading Oxford academics and industry executives to explore the key geopolitical challenges shaping decision-making across a variety of sectors.  

 

It is a great opportunity to gain the tools, connections, and confidence to navigate an uncertain global landscape with clarity and foresight.

 

  • Learn from world-class faculty – Designed and delivered by leading academics from the University of Oxford’s Department of Politics and International Relations (DPIR). One of the world’s leading politics departments, and the home of the PPE degree.

     

  • Develop critical insights – Gain access to cutting-edge research and theoretical perspectives that provide a nuanced understanding of contemporary geopolitical risks.

     

  • Live the Oxford experience – Immerse yourself in the intellectual and social atmosphere of one of the world’s most prestigious universities, with opportunities to connect and learn from peers through a high-table dinner, networking reception, and a guided historical tour.

     

  • Expand your professional network – Connect with like-minded professionals and industry leaders to develop and grow lasting relationships that extend beyond the programme.

     

  • Continue learning beyond the classroom – As a programme graduate, you will gain exclusive access to our Geopolitical Risk Forum, offering regular online breakfast seminars that keep you informed on the latest developments in geopolitical risk, expand your professional network, and provide the opportunity to engage directly with experts through interactive Q&A sessions.

Turning political complexity into strategic advantage | Professor David Doyle, Head of Department