Master’s in Government Event Organization

The programme covers a wide range of key areas, including:• Official Protocol and Ceremony: You will explore the rules of protocol and ceremony that govern official acts.

• Planning and Execution of Government Events: You will learn how to organise government events, from diplomatic receptions to official visits.

• Diplomatic Communication: You will develop diplomatic communication skills and learn how to represent your country effectively.

• Resource and Budget Management: You will gain skills in resource and budget management in government settings.

• Public International Law: You will understand the principles of public international law and their importance in government events.

• International Relations: You will study the dynamics of international relations and how they are reflected in official events.
Curriculum:

Module 1: Official Protocol

• Submodule 1.1: Fundamentals of official protocol

• Submodule 1.2: Rules and precedence in government events

• Submodule 1.3: Etiquette and ceremonial in official events

• Submodule 1.4: Diplomatic protocol

Module 2: Organization of government events

• Submodule 2.1: Planning and execution of official events

• Submodule 2.2: Security in government events

• Submodule 2.3: Communication in public events

• Submodule 2.4: Resource and budget management

Module 3: Political communication and public relations

• Submodule 3.1: Government communication strategies

• Submodule 3.2: Relations with the media

• Submodule 3.3: Social networks and online communication

• Submodule 3.4: Lobbying and interest management

Module 4: Law and legislation in government events

• Submodule 4.1: Regulations and legal framework

• Submodule 4.2: Ethics and responsibility in government

• Submodule 4.3: Public procurement and acquisitions

• Submodule 4.4: Conflict resolution in the public sphere

Module 5: International relations and diplomacy

• Submodule 5.1: Diplomacy and international protocol

• Submodule 5.2: Negotiation and bilateral agreements

• Submodule 5.3: International organisations and multilateral events

• Submodule 5.4: International conflict resolution

Module 6: Ceremonial and special events

• Submodule 6.1: State ceremonies

• Submodule 6.2: Commemorations and symbolic acts

• Submodule 6.3: Openings and cultural events

• Submodule 6.4: State visits and official travel

Module 7: Security and safety at government events

• Submodule 7.1: Security planning at official events

• Submodule 7.2: Access control and surveillance

• Submodule 7.3: Emergency response

• Submodule 7.4: Cybersecurity at government events

Module 8: Media and coverage of official events

• Submodule 8.1: Media relations and press releases

• Submodule 8.2: Live event coverage

• Submodule 8.3: Interviews and communication with journalists

• Submodule 8.4: Crisis communication

Module 9: Cultural diplomacy and international promotion

• Submodule 9.1: Cultural diplomacy and international cooperation

• Submodule 9.2: Government fairs and exhibitions

• Submodule 9.3: Promotion of national heritage and culture

• Submodule 9.4: Cultural events abroad

Module 10: Risk assessment and management in official events

• Submodule 10.1: Risk assessment and contingency planning

• Submodule 10.2: Civil protection and evacuation planning

• Submodule 10.3: Crisis and communication in emergency situations

• Submodule 10.4: Safety drills and tests

Module 11: Ethics and responsibility in government management

• Submodule 11.1: Ethics in public service

• Submodule 11.2: Transparency and the fight against corruption

• Submodule 11.3: Accountability and open government

• Submodule 11.4: Ethics and values ​​in political leadership

Module 12: Master’s thesis

• Submodule 12.1: Research and development of a final project

• Submodule 12.2: Presentation and defense of the project

• Submodule 12.3: Evaluation and conclusions

• Submodule 12.4: Preparation for a professional career

• Submodule 12.5: Graduation and celebration of success