Featuring
Sharan Burrow
Former General Secretary, International Trade Union Confederation
Prof. Christine Loh
Chief Development Strategist, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
H.E. Abdulla Bin Touq Al Marri
Minister of Economy, United Arab Emirates
Why this matters
Navigating the complexities of modern governance in both the public and private sectors requires strategic decision-making skills that integrate robust analysis, stakeholder engagement, and a deep understanding of systemic impacts. This course will equip you with the necessary tools for making sustainable, ethical, and effective decisions.
Through exploration of real-world decision-making across industries and geographies, you will explore frameworks for multi-stakeholder engagement, strategies to manage and balance diverse interests and understand the importance of applying ethical considerations.
What you'll learn
This course will help you:
Deepen your understanding of decision-making trade-offs to help you anticipate the consequences of strategic choices
Dissect the diverse approaches of decision-making to equip you with insights and knowledge to navigate intricate governance contexts
Learn to design decision-making processes tailored for various environments, including government, private sector, and non-profit organisations