The Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP) is an international foundation based in Geneva that provides executive education, diplomatic dialogue, research, and policy advice to advance peace, security, and international cooperation.
26 upcoming events · 113 past events
Geneva Security Debate (in partnership with Körber-Stiftung) presenting findings from the 2026 Körber Policy Game and discussing risks in the High North including sanctions evasion, environmental shocks and strategic infrastructure vulnerability. Hybrid format with expert panel discussion.
A GCSP executive course (offered jointly with the Global Initiative against Transnational Organised Crime) exploring the impact of organised crime on security policy and responses. Course runs 1–15 October 2026. Application deadline: 22 September 2026. Offered in-person at Maison de la paix and online.
A Geneva Security Debate on how Euro-Atlantic security priorities intersect with the agendas present in International Geneva.
The GCSP Master of Advanced Studies in International Security program runs from 5 October 2026 to 27 May 2027 at Maison de la paix in Geneva. Listed as program dates in the newsletter; daily schedule not provided.
GCSP leadership course (#LIMPACT) focused on leading and influencing with impact, 6–15 October 2026. Designed for mid-to-senior level professionals seeking to enhance leadership skills.
Two-day GCSP programme on transformative technologies and their security implications, 14–15 October 2026. Covers policy and governance challenges posed by emerging technologies.
A Geneva Security Debate on the international prosecution of environmental crimes and related legal and policy challenges.
Annual GCSP alumni networking night bringing together global alumni for in-person networking and events.
GCSP course on environment and security taking place 3–15 December 2026. The email lists dates without specifying daily start/end times.
GCSP course on the intersection of environment and security running 3–15 December 2026.
GCSP course on the links between environmental issues and security, listed 03–15 December 2026.
Multi‑day GCSP conference addressing the links between environment and international security, running 03–15 Dec 2026.
Virtual course on links between environmental change and global security, assessing environmental risks and cooperation for conflict prevention and resilience.
GCSP programme linking environmental issues and security, running 3–15 December 2026. Examines climate-related security challenges and policy responses.
GCSP course on Environment and Security running 3–15 December 2026. Dates given in the email; no further scheduling details provided.
A course examining links between environmental issues and security, and approaches to policy and practice.
Two-day GCSP event exploring neurophilosophical approaches to global security, listed 09–10 December 2026.
A GCSP workshop on the neurophilosophy of global security scheduled for 9–10 December 2026. The email provided dates but no specific session times.
A GCSP event on the neurophilosophy of global security across two days, 9–10 December 2026.
Two‑day GCSP event exploring neurophilosophical approaches to global security, held 09–10 Dec 2026.
A course exploring neurophilosophical perspectives on global security over two days.
Two-day virtual course exploring neuroscience and AI impacts on global security and decision-making.
GCSP event 'Neurophilosophy of Global Security' scheduled for 9–10 December 2026. The email lists the dates but no specific times or format.
Two-day GCSP programme on neurophilosophical approaches to global security, 9–10 December 2026. Explores cognitive and philosophical dimensions of security policymaking.
Call for applications for the 2026 GCSP Prize for Innovation. Application deadline listed in the newsletter.