Programmes · Political Science, Governance & Public Affairs

Geoeconomics and Economic Security

Professional Diploma · Online distance learning

Overview

This professional diploma explores economic statecraft, supply-chain dependence and sanctions and leverage in the context of geoeconomics and economic security. Learners will engage with international case studies, critical reading and applied professional analysis, culminating in an economic security analysis. The programme is designed for learners seeking structured knowledge.

Learning Outcomes

Learning outcomes:

  • Explain major concepts related to economic statecraft.
  • Analyse relevant frameworks in supply-chain dependence.
  • Evaluate international cases involving sanctions and leverage.
  • Produce an evidence-based economic security analysis.

Programme Modules

Explore the core topics covered by this programme.

01Economic statecraft
02Supply-chain dependence
03Sanctions and leverage
04Economic security analysis

Who It’s For

Graduates and professionals in international affairs, public institutions, law, finance or cross-border business; appropriate prior knowledge varies by programme.

Assessment

Short written assignments, applied case analysis and final written project.

Entry Requirements

English reading and writing ability sufficient for course assignments; admissions reviews relevant education and experience.

Online participation does not itself confer UK student immigration permission.

Tuition Fees & Payment

Total tuition: £990 for 16 weeks. Total learning workload: 120 hours, including independent study and assessment.

Tuition includes all required teaching, assessment and electronic certificate fees. Payment follows a written offer through secure Stripe checkout.

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Intakes & Deadlines

December 2026

Applications open

Application deadline: 15 Nov 2026, 23:59 GMT
Timezone: Europe/London
Programme start: 01 December 2026

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Award & Recognition

Professional Diploma. Read the Award Information for details of the awarding arrangements and qualification status.

Admissions Questions

When does the next intake begin?

The December 2026 intake begins on 1 December 2026. The application deadline is 15 November 2026. For application guidance, contact admissions.

How will my data and cancellation rights be handled?

Read the privacy notice, terms and cancellation and refunds information.

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