Advanced Diplomacy Programme 2020 - 4th edition
Applications for the Advanced Diplomacy Programme 2020 (4th edition), which will happen next July in online and concentrated format, are now open. The schedule will be after work, from Monday to Thursday, at the following time: 17h00 | 18h30 | 20h00.
For more detailed information about the program, please send an email to daniela.nunes@ucp.pt.
In the last edition of the diplomatic career competition (2019), where 1594 applications were registered, 6 IEP alumni are among the 27 candidates admitted. In the penultimate (2017) edition, where 1820 applications were registered, 7 IEP alumni are among the 30 admitted candidates.
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