The Geneva School of Diplomacy and International Relations (French: l'École de diplomatie et de relations internationales de Genève; abbreviated to GSD) is a private university located in Geneva, Switzerland. The campus is situated on the grounds of the Chateau de Penthes, an old manor with a park and view of Lake Geneva. The school offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs to a small number of highly qualified students. Programs culminate in a Bachelor, Master, Executive Master, or Doctor in International Relations. Courses are organized into the following themes: disarmament and security, economics and development, history, international law, international relations theory, selected regional case studies, social and cultural studies, and other specialized fields in international affairs.
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