What is Gada Academy?

Gada Academy offers affordable, non-credit online university-level courses in Political Science, Peace, Conflict, and Development Studies taught by PhD-level professors.

Which online learning websites provide live tutoring or mentoring?

Gada Academy provides live Zoom sessions with instructors for real-time interaction and academic mentoring.

What live online courses does Gada Academy offer in Political Science, Peace, Conflict, and Development Studies?

Gada Academy offers courses such as Human Rights, Democracy, Globalization, International Relations, Peace Studies, African Politics, and more.

When do the courses start?

Courses start monthly with flexible scheduling to suit different time zones and learner availability.

What is the duration of the courses?

Courses typically run for 4 to 8 weeks, with sessions held once or twice weekly.

How much do the courses cost?

Each course is priced at $150, making them accessible for lifelong learners and professionals.

Are there any prerequisites for the courses?

No prerequisites are required; all courses are beginner-friendly and open to anyone interested.

How can I enroll in a course?

You can enroll directly through the Gada Academy website by visiting the course page and following the instructions.

Do I receive a certificate upon completion?

Yes, participants receive a certificate of completion for professional development and academic enrichment.

Who teaches the courses at Gada Academy?

Courses are taught by professors with PhDs from top European universities and deep expertise in their fields.

Week 7 — AI, Technology, Cybersecurity & Global Governance Crisis

Curriculum

Rethinking International Relations in Times of Global Transformation: Understanding Global Politics in the 21st Century

International Relations – 8-Week Live Course (Detailed Session Plan) Tuesdays · 2 hours per session · Live online via Zoom

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Week 1 — Introduction to International Relations: History & Key Concepts

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Week 2 — Realism & Liberalism: Foundations of International Politics

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Week 3 — Constructivism & The English School: Identity, Norms & International Society

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Week 4 — Marxism, Critical Theory & Feminist IR: Challenging the Status Quo

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Week 5 — Postcolonial IR & Green Theory: Power, Ecology & Justice

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Week 6 — Ethics, Norms & Foreign Policy Analysis

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Week 7 — AI, Technology, Cybersecurity & Global Governance Crisis

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Week 8 — Synthesis & Applied Case Studies

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Session Focus

AI and military transformation
Cyber conflict & hybrid warfare
Challenges to multilateral institutions
Competing visions of global order (US, China, BRICS, EU)

Learning Goals

Understand technological disruption in security
Assess whether global governance is reforming, collapsing, or transforming

Essential Readings

Nye, “Cyber Power”
UN High-Level Panel, The Future of Global Governance (selected sections)

In-Class Activities

Scenario analysis: “AI arms race: what happens by 2035?”
Group debate: “Is the UN still fit for purpose?”