ÉCOLE DES AFFAIRES INTERNATIONALES (PSIA) · Master in International Governance and Diplomacy

Master in International Governance and Diplomacy - Semester 4 - Spring 2026

Spring semester 2025-2026

/!\ LIST OF COURSES TO BE CONFIRMED BY THE END OF DECEMBER /!\>>> 

The link to access the course outlines will be provided in Mid-DECEMBER by email.>>> 


All courses will be delivered on site in Paris unless the word "Online" appears in the Course details box. <<<

Core Curriculum

All students MUST select ONE course from BLOCK 7 and ONE course from BLOCK 8 and ONE course from BLOCK 9. 

One-Year students MUST select ONE course from BLOCK 9 AND ONE course from EITHER BLOCK 7 OR BLOCK 8 (in addition to semester 2 courses) - an email with instructions will be sent to you.

Joint Journalism and International Affairs students MUST select either ONE course from BLOCK 7 OR ONE course from BLOCK 8 AND ONE course from BLOCK 9.

BLOCK 7: Policy Analysis for International Governance III
Core curriculum9 rows
CoursesNb. of hoursECTS CreditsMain teacherTimeslotCourse details
F1GD 5720 - Evaluation of Public Policies : Issues, practices and Comparative Processes246Clément LACOUETTE-FOUGERETHU 12:30-2:30pmUP54630
F1GD 5755 - AI and the public interest: Ethics, regulation and society (New course)246Silvana KOCH-MEHRINTHU 12:30-2:30pm & FRI 10:15am-12:15pm 05/02,06/02,19/02, 20/02,26/02,27/02, 12/03,13/03,19/03, 20/03,26/03,27/03UP58984
F1GD 5750 - Regional Governance in East Asia and the Asia-Pacific (New course)246Gordon FRIEDRICHSWED 2:45-4:45pmUP58787
F1GD 5725 - Comparative education policy: tools for analysis, communication and Leading change246Beatriz PONTMON 12:30-2:30pmUP54634
F1IP 5005 - The role of central banks in economic and financial policy-making246Howard DAVIESTHU 12:30-2:30pm & FRI 10:15am-12:15pm 29/01,30/01,19/02,20/02, 26/02,27/02, 26/03,27/03, 09/04,10/04,23/04,24/04UP54617
F1GD 5715 - Equality, discrimination, Affirmative Action:  A Comparative Perspective246Daniel SABBAGHFRI 10:15am-12:15pmUP54635
F1GD 5730 - Practitioners' Approach to Social Policy Reform246Miroslav BEBLAVY, Aart Jan DE GEUSTHU 12:30-2:30pm & FRI 8:00-10:00am 29/01,30/01,12/02, 13/02,26/02,27/02, 12/03,13/03,26/03, 27/03,09/04,10/04UP59099 CANCELED
F1GD 5740 - Development Cooperation in a Transforming World246Frederik MATTHYSTHU 10:15am-12:15pm & 12:30-2:30pm 29/01,12/02,26/02, 12/03,26/03,09/04UP56097
F1GD 5745 - The EU in a Fractured World: External Policies to Promote Multilateralism246Gustavo MARTIN PRADAMON 12:30-2:30pm & 5:00-7:00pm 16/02,23/02,09/03, 16/03,23/03,30/03UP56098
BLOCK 8: Strategy and Management
Core curriculum9 rows
CoursesNb. of hoursECTS CreditsMain teacherTimeslotCourse details
F1GD 5840 - Understanding and Combatting Corruption246Sean HAGANWED 12:30-2:30pmUP56099
F1GD 5855 - Human Centered Governance in Practice (New course)246Disa JIRONETTUE 10:15am-12:15pm & 12:30-2:30pm 03/02,10/02,17/02, 10/03,17/03,24/03UP59034
F1GD 5825 - Crisis Management: Theories,Case Studies and Practices246Aurélien LAMBERT, Julia d'ASTORGFRI 10:15am-12:15pmUP55066
F1GD 5850 - Governance, Integrity and Risk Management: a practical approach (New course)246Jeremie KREITZFRI 5:00-7:00pmUP58794
F1GD 5830 - Managing International Negotiations: Theory, Skills & Strategy246Jack WILLIAMSFRI 2:45-4:45pm & 5:00-7:00pm 06/02,20/02,13/03, 27/03,10/04,24/04UP55157
F1GD 5820 - Management & Leadership: Unpacking Human Behaviour in Development and Humanitarian Work Settings246Geneviève BEGKOYIANTHU 8:00-10:00amUP54650
F1GD 5845 - Crafting the gameplan: Strategic Planning in International Organizations246Oliver BROWNTHU 8:00-10:00amUP56100
F1GD 5805 - The CSR Journey: From Responsibility to Impact246Maureen RAVILY, Iris LEVYTUE 10:15am-12:15pmUP54633
F1GD 5835 - Managing Power and Policy in Global Labour Governance: The G7, G20, and the ILO246Charles AUTHEMAN, Anousheh KARVAR, Ivann LIBERATOREMON 10:15am-12:15pmUP55302 CANCELED
BLOCK 9: Diplomacy and Foreign Policy 
Core curriculum10 rows
CoursesNb. of hoursECTS CreditsMain teacherTimeslotCourse details
OADI 2430 - Managing Diplomatic Crises: from the front lines to the diplomatic talks (New course)246Stéphane ROMATETFRI 10:15am-12:15pm & 2:45-4:45pm 30/01,13/02,27/02, 13/03,27/03,10/04UP58951
F1IS 5635 - Principles of Wartime Diplomacy246Dmytro KULEBAMON 2:45-5:45pm & TUE 12:30-3:30pm 26/01,27/01,23/02,24/02, 30/03,31/03,27/04,28/04 UPDATED ON DEC 17UP58086
OADI 2385 - The European Union as a Defence Actor246João CRAVINHOFRI 7:15-9:15pm & SAT 10:15am-12:15pm 30/01,31/01,06/02,07/02, 20/02,21/02,27/02,28/02, 13/03,14/03,27/03,28/03UP57629
OADI 2390 - European Diplomacy in Practice246Nicu POPESCU, Tiago ANTUNESMON 10:15am-12:15pm & 2:45-4:45pm 26/01,09/02,23/02, 09/03,23/03,13/04UP57630
OADI 2270 - EU Foreign Policy and Geopolitical Competition: relations with Russia, US, and Iran246Luigi LONARDOTHU 5:00-7:00pm & FRI 2:45-4:45pm 12/03/,13/03,19/03,20/03, 26/03, 27/03,02/04,03/04, 09/04/,10/04,16/04,17/04UP54645
OADI 2275 - US Diplomacy and Foreign Policy since WW II246Jorge CASTAÑEDATUE 12:30-2:30pm & THU 10:15am-12:15pm 17/03,19/03,24/03,26/03, 31/03,02/04,7/04,09/04, 14/04,16/04,21/04,23/04UP54652
OADI 2320 - The making of Foreign Policy in Latin America246Guillaume LONGMON 10:15am-12:15pm & 2:45-4:45pm 26/01,02/02,09/02, 16/02,23/02,09/03UP55070
OADI 2340 - The EU in the Asia Pacific region - challenges and opportunities246Gunnar WIEGANDTUE 5:00-7:00pm & WED 10:15am-12:15pm 17/03,18/03,24/03,25/03, 31/03,01/04,07/04,08/04, 14/04,15/04,21/04,22/04UP56101
OADI 2120 - China's Diplomacy & the Global South246Alvaro MENDEZMON 7:15-9:15pm & TUE 8:00-10:00am 02/02,03/02,09/02, 10/02,16/02,17/02, 16/03,17/03,23/03, 24/03,30/03/31/03UP53829
OADI 2405 - New Challenges and Perspectives in Foreign Policies in the Middle East246Mohamed-Ali ADRAOUITUE 8:00-10:00amUP58069

Concentration Courses

All students in the Master in International Governance & Diplomacy program must select ONE course in their chosen "second" Concentration (first concentration being Diplomacy BLOCK 9). 

For the avoidance of doubt: Dual degree, Joint Journalism and One-Year students in this Master should not choose any courses in this section.

Elective2 rows
CoursesNumber of hoursECTS Credits
[ÉCOLE DES AFFAIRES INTERNATIONALES (PSIA) ] Thematic Concentrations, Semesters 2 and 4 - Spring 2026246
[ÉCOLE DES AFFAIRES INTERNATIONALES (PSIA) ] Regional Concentrations, Semesters 2 and 4 - Spring 2026246

Optional Courses

For students who opt to take an optional course (including students who obtained a waiver for the Skills course), please select ONE only (either a language class or a Special Features).
Languages2 rows
CoursesNumber of hoursECTS Credits
[ÉCOLE DES AFFAIRES INTERNATIONALES (PSIA) ] Special Features (Optional), Semester 2 and 4 - Spring 2026241-6
A Modern Foreign Language

Grand Oral / Master Thesis Defence

(You will be manually registered during the semester)

Languages2 rows
CoursesECTS Credits
Grand Oral6
Master Thesis Defence6

Intensive French Language Program (OPTIONAL)

All international PSIA students may register (on a first come, first served basis) for the pre-semester Intensive French as a Foreign Language Program that runs from January, 19th to January, 21st 2026.
Languages1 row
CoursesNumber of hoursECTS Credits
[ÉCOLE DES AFFAIRES INTERNATIONALES (PSIA) ] French as a Foreign Language Intensive Pre-Semester Program - January 2026200
Total minimum required ECTS - Semester 4: 24 (plus 6 for Grand Oral / Master Thesis Defence)

Total required ECTS at the end of program : at least 120

REMINDER:

Please find below the links to PSIA Degree Requirements and PSIA Student Assessment Policy:

PSIA Degree Requirements

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