种类
Workshop
Applying Strategic Foresight to Address Global Uncertainty Online Workshop 2027
位置
Web-based
日期
期限
3 Hours
项目领域
Peace, Security, Law and Multilateral Diplomacy,
Multilateral Diplomacy and Negotiation
价格
US$350.00
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活动协调人email
mdp-elearning@unitar.org
活动协调人联系方式
+1 212 963 4611
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Open-registration event
交货方式
E-learning
语言
English
支柱
Multilateral Diplomacy
活动目标
This e-workshop aims to equip participants with the skills to effectively apply strategic foresight in order to identify signals of change, consider alternative futures, and translate foresight insights into strategic choices and action to address global uncertainty.
This workshop is one of the micro-credentials offered in UNITAR's Online Professional Diploma in Skills for the Future and Employability, comprising six online workshops: three focused on technical skills and three on human-centred skills.
Participants interested in further developing their competencies are encouraged to consider enrolling in the Professional Diploma programme. To register please click here.
背景信息
The World Economic Forum (WEF)’s “The Future of Jobs Report 2025” projects that 170 million jobs will be created by 2030, while 92 million will be displaced. Now more than ever there is growing uncertainty driven by technological change, economic shifts, and global challenges. Professionals are increasingly expected to anticipate and respond to these changes, increasing the need for foresight, innovation, and adaptive decision-making.
In line with the Pact for the Future and UN 2.0, this e-workshop introduces strategic foresight as an approach to help participants better navigate uncertainty, reflect on possible futures, and support more informed decision-making in multilateral and professional contexts.
学习目标
After completing the e-workshop, participants should be able to:
- Describe key principles of strategic foresight and understand tools used strategic foresight analysis;
- Explain the concept of strategic foresight in the context of understanding and analyzing world events;
- Apply strategic foresight strategies to effectively address global issues;
- Identify ways to practice futures thinking to best approach global uncertainty.
内容和框架
The e-workshop will be 3 hours long, conducted via the platform Zoom and will be facilitated by an expert on the topic. The material presented in the e-workshop will be interactive and assignments will be given for participants to further advance their knowledge.
Upon successful completion of the e-workshop, participants will be eligible to receive a certificate after successful completion.
Participants interested in further developing their competencies are encouraged to consider enrolling in the Online Professional Diploma in Skills for the Future and Employability. To register please click here.
方法
UNITAR courses are designed to be highly interactive and participatory. Activities will include direct access to understand and discuss the topics at hand with a top expert in the respective field as well as opportunities to exchange knowledge will fellow participants. All activities will be conducted online.
The workshop may consist of the following components:
- Compulsory and optional reading material, intended to teach the fundamentals of the topic;
- Multimedia and external links to additional books, articles, documents, and websites related to the lessons;
- Quizzes and case studies;
- Community Discussion Boards;
- Learning journal entries corresponding to each e-workshop;
- Collaborative learning tools such as simulation exercises.
Participants will have access to the UNITAR e-Learning platform, where they will be able to interact with each other and their instructor via the discussion boards, view course materials, videos, and recordings as well as relevant additional resources.
目标受众
This workshop is designed for government officials, diplomats, private sector specialists, practitioners in the international arena, academics, students or any interested participants who are seeking to adapt to evolving global dynamics and strengthen employability through agility, innovation and data-driven strategic thinking.
更多信息
Kindly note that the programme will only take place if the minimum number of participants has been reached.
If you register for the Online Professional Diploma in Skills for the Future and Employability you are not required to register for the individual micro-credentials.
UNITAR is a non-accrediting institution, and as such, diplomas that may be awarded by UNITAR carry no accreditation recognition.
Admission requirements
There are no specific admission requirements. Participants who wish to enrol in individual micro-credentials without being awarded the Professional Diploma can still do so.
General requirements
- Have a good command of the English language
- Be computer literate
Technical requirements
UNITAR recommends the following as a minimum in hardware and software to take our e-workshops. Please consult your Network Administrator or Systems person to ensure that you have the following:
- Platform: Windows 10 or 11; MacOS 10.15 Catalina, 11 Big Sur, and 12 Monterey; Linux
- Software: Zoom, Adobe Acrobat Reader, Microsoft Office (Windows or Mac) or Open Office
- Browser: Microsoft Edge; Safari; Google Chrome; t works better with Firefox 3.6 or higher. Note that JavaScript, Cookies and Pop-ups must be enabled.
Basic system requirements:
- Stable internet connection
- Speakers and a microphone
- A webcam or HD webcam
- Or, a HD cam or HD camcorder with video capture card
Payment information
We highly recommend credit card payments.
For more information, please contact mdp-elearning [at] unitar.org (mdp-elearning[at]unitar[dot]org)
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