Diploma in Diplomatic and Political Relations

Description

The Diploma in Diplomatic Relations qualifies the trainee with all the necessary experience to become an international arbitration consultant in international disputes accredited by the International Arbitration Authority, and to be qualified for political and diplomatic work and to join civil jobs within embassies and consulates.
Diploma objectives:

- Graduating qualified cadres for political and diplomatic work and resolving international disputes
- Studying international law, international organizations and the law of war
- Studying human rights
- Qualifying the student for political and diplomatic work
- Learning the art of etiquette and diplomatic protocols
Certificates obtained by the student:

• A certificate accredited by Cairo University and certified by the Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
• A certificate accredited by the International Federation of Mediators in England. AYM
• An accredited certificate and card from Equity College in London. With a fee
• A certificate accredited by the International Arbitration Commission.
• A certificate and passport accredited by the Human Rights Committee of the Egyptian Bar Association.
• Membership card of the International Arbitration Commission with the title of Mr. Counselor in Disputes of an International Nature, one in Arabic and the other in English.
• Membership card for intellectual property rights protection. Fees
• The participant's name will be placed on the lists of arbitrators of the International Arbitration Commission.
• Membership card, judge agreement.
• Equity College membership card with a fee
• Membership card as a fee-based dispute settlement judge

Courses Video

• Is the certificate accredited?

  The certificate is accredited by the arbitration unit of Equitie College in England.

• How long is the study?

  Duration of study is 60 credit hours

• Study in what language?

  Studying in the Arabic language because most of the students are Arabs and the lecturers are Egyptians and Arabs

• What is the difference between high qualification and above average?

  Higher qualification (Bachelor’s degree)Above-average qualification (college or post-secondary diploma)

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