Interconnected World: Begins with a captivating visual presentation showcasing the interconnectedness of our world, highlighting global challenges and the need for international cooperation.

Program Overview: Outline of the learning objectives and emphasize the importance of understanding global governance and international relations in the 21st century.

Defining Global Governance: General discussion about the concept of global governance and its evolution in response to global challenges.

Key Actors: Explore the roles and functions of key actors in global governance:

1. International Organizations: United Nations, World Bank, International Monetary Fund, World Trade Organization.

2. Nation-States: The role of governments in international relations and diplomacy.

3. Non-State Actors: Non-governmental organizations (NGOs), multinational corporations, and civil society.

International Law and Treaties: Introduction to the concept of international law and its role in regulating relations between states, including treaties, conventions, and customary law.

Global Challenges: An analysis of the key challenges facing the international community:

1. Conflict and Security: Armed conflict, terrorism, and cybersecurity threats.

2. Economic Inequality: Poverty, global trade imbalances, and development challenges.

3. Environmental Sustainability: Climate change, resource depletion, and environmental degradation.

4. Human Rights: Human rights violations, displacement, and migration.

Global Cooperation: Open discussion about the importance of international cooperation and diplomacy in addressing these challenges.

Multilateralism vs. Unilateralism: An exploration of the different approaches to international relations and their implications for global governance.

Case Studies: An analysis of real-world case studies of international conflicts, humanitarian crises, or global policy challenges.

Media Literacy: Open dialogue about the role of media in shaping public perception of global issues and the importance of critical media literacy.

Evaluating Solutions: Encourages participants to evaluate proposed solutions to global challenges, considering their potential benefits and drawbacks.

Developing Informed Opinions: Aims to foster critical thinking and reasoned judgment in forming opinions on global issues.

Global Citizenship: General discussion about the concept of global citizenship and its implications for individual responsibility and action.

Intercultural Understanding: Emphasis placed on the importance of empathy, respect, and understanding in navigating a diverse and interconnected world.

Contributing to Solutions: Encourages participants to consider how they can contribute to addressing global challenges through their actions, choices, and engagement in their communities.