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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
The Digitalization in International Relations Certification Course is a 100% online programme provided on the Coursera website. The course offered by the faculty of Saint Petersburg University aims at imparting knowledge about the consequences of digitalization in international relations and its impacts on world politics.
The Digitalization in International Relations Online Course will discuss the prevailing issues concerning cybersecurity and information security along with the national and international dimensions of digital electoral technologies. The online course is instructed by Yarygin Gregory, Sytnik Anna, Tsvetkova Natalia, and Stadnik Ilona of St. Petersburg University.
Through the Digitalization in International Relations Training Course, learners will be introduced to the notion of big data and big diplomacy in connection with social networks. Upon the completion of course assessment and practice tests, candidates will get a shareable digital course certificate.
The Highlights
- Shareable certificate
- Flexible deadlines
- 100% online
- Video lectures
- Academic readings
- Practice exercise
- English medium
- Subtitles in English
- 16 study hours
- Financial aid
- Knowledge of international relations
Programme Offerings
- Digital Shareable Certificate
- Flexible Deadlines
- 100% Online
- English medium
- English Subtitles
- 16 Study Hours
- financial aid
- video lectures
- Academic Readings
- Practice Exercises
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Fees Informations | Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|---|
| INR 2162 | yes | SPbU |
The Digitalization in International Relations Course provides candidates with the option to choose between paid and free versions. The free course or audit version of the course will provide access to all course materials except graded materials and the course certificate. To earn a shareable certificate, candidates are required to purchase the course at Rs. 2,152.
Digitalization in International Relations Course Fee Structure
Audit mode(no certificate) | Free |
Course Fee(certificate included) | Rs 2,152 |
What you will learn
After completing the Digitalization in International Relations Course, you will gain insights into the following topics:
- Digitalization in International Relations
- Digital Diplomacy and Data Diplomacy
- Data Science and World Politics
- Methods of Analysis of Big Data in Foreign Policy
- Internet Governance and International Agendas
- Cybersecurity and Information Security
- Digitalization of Elections and Voting
- Digital Technologies in Electoral Campaigns
Who it is for
The course is suitable for learners who wish to develop their skills and establish their careers in public diplomacy, digital diplomacy, digital foreign policy, and other digital professions related to international relations.
Admission Details
Follow the steps to enroll in the Digitalization in International Relations Training Course:
Step 1: Click on the URL given below -
https://www.coursera.org/learn/digitalization-in-international-relations
Step 2: Click on the “Enroll for Free” option and select the desired option.
Step 3: Fill in the required details and complete the process.
The Syllabus
Videos
- Introduction
- Digitalization in International Relations: Defining the Phenomenon
- Digitalization in International Relations: Levels of Analysis
- Digitalization: “Soft Power” in Cyber Space
- Digitalization: “Soft Power” and “Cyber Power”
- Digitalization: “Smart Power” in Cyber Space
- Digitalization: “Sharp Power” in Cyber Space
- Digitalization of Crisis Situations in World Politics. Part 1
- Digitalization of Crisis Situations in World Politics. Part 2
Readings
- Digitalization in International Relations References
- Presentation
Practice Exercise
Test
Videos
- Digital Diplomacy: Beginnings. Part 1
- Digital Diplomacy: Beginnings. Part 2
- Twiplomacy
- International Broadcasting in Digital World: Engagement and Deterrence
- International Broadcasting in Digital World: Deterrence
- Data Diplomacy: Key Skills
- Data Diplomacy: Global Engagement
- Digital Diplomacy Toolkit
Readings
Presentation
Practice Exercise
Test
Videos
- Data Science & International Relations: Big, Small & Smart Data
- Data Science in IR: Key Research Areas
- Data Analytics in IR: Tools & Skills. Part 1
- Data Analytics in IR: Tools & Skills. Part 2
- Social Network Analysis in IR: Cluster Analysis
- SNA in IR: Topic Modeling & Sentiment Analysis
- Digital Diplomacy and Big Data: Effectiveness Assessment. Part 1
- Digital Diplomacy and Big Data: Effectiveness Assessment. Part 2
Readings
Presentation
Practice Exercise
Test
Videos
- Twitter for a Researcher in International Relations Studies
- Twitter Influence & Activity Measures for IR Researchers
- Social Media & International Conflicts
- Social Media & International Conflicts: Syria. Part 1
- Social Media & International Conflicts: Syria. Part 2
- Political Functions of Hashtags & Role of Language
- Hashtag Mill of Political Crisis: Venezuelan Twitter Case
- 2019 Venezuelan Presidential Crisis on Twitter
Readings
- Presentation
Practice Exercise
Test
Videos
- Internet Governance Agenda in International Relations
- Internet Governance: Core Issues for Consideration
- Internet Governance: Main Actors and Organizations
- Internet Governance: Main Processes
- Approaches to Internet Governance
Readings
Presentation
Practice Exercise
Test
Videos
- National Cyber/Information Security Strategies
- Responsible State Behavior in Cyberspace and Work of the UN GGE
- Responsible State Behavior in Cyberspace and Work of the OEWG
- Multilateral, Regional Cybersecurity Initiatives
- Global Commission on Cyber Stability
- Private Sector Cybersecurity Initiatives
Readings
Presentation
Practice Exercise
Test
Videos
- Evolution of the Electoral Process
- Strong and Weak Characteristics of Paper Ballot Voting
- Evolution of the Electoral Process 2
- Digital Voting: Pros and Cons
- Digital Technologies of Electoral Process: Conditions and Perspective of Digital Voting
- Digitalization of Electoral Process: The United States
- Digitalization of Electoral Process: Estonia
- Digitalization of Electoral Process: Russia
Readings
Presentation
Practice Exercise
Test
Videos
- Factors Driving Electoral Campaigns Online. Part 1
- Factors Driving Electoral Campaigns Online. Part 2
- Negative Effects of Digital Electoral Campaigns
- Electoral Message Senders and Social Media Application
- Upgrading the U.S. Presidential Campaigns
- Digital Campaigns of the U.S. Presidential Hopefuls in 2016
- Contemporary Byproducts and Risks of Digitalization of Electoral Process in the USA
- Digitalization of Russian Electoral Campaigning
- Electoral Fundraising on Social Media
- Conclusions
Readings
Presentation
Practice Exercise
Test
SPbU Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
Yes, learners have the option to enroll in the course for free. But to get access to graded assignments and the final certificate, you should join the paid course.
The Digitalization in International Relations Course is offered by the faculty of Saint Petersburg State University.
No, learners do not get any university credits from the course. But some universities might choose to accept the course certificate for credit. The certificate will grant five additional points for students who apply for master's and doctoral programmes at St Petersburg University.
All registered learners who applied for financial aid will be notified if their application is approved.
The course would require students to contribute approximately 16 study hours in total.