Executive Education
EMPM Open Seminars & Certificates 2010-11 (PDF Download)
Our offer for professionals
Since 2004, the Hertie School of Governance has been offering Executive Seminars for professionals from public administration, private business, and non-governmental organisations. Since fall 2009, these seminars take place under the auspices of our Executive Master of Public Management (EMPM) programme.
For detailed information on our offers, please click on the following link:Customised Education
Custom-designed solutions for your individual training needs
In addition to our Open Seminars and Public Management Certificates, we are pleased to offer you training that is specially tailored for your specific needs. Participation in such customised seminars is reserved exclusively for your employees or your designated target group. If you wish to open your seminar to other participants, in order to extend the exchange of experience, we are also pleased to fulfill this request.
Customised seminars are suitable for small groups of mid-level, senior-level or top executives. The length of customised seminars will be adjusted to your requirements; seminars typically last between one day and one week.
Selected Customised Seminars:
Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation: Towards a Cross-Sectoral Programme Approach in ASEAN, a 4-day high-level Executive Seminar in cooperation with ASEAN, GTZ, AusAid and the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy. Implementing Principles and Standards of the OSCE, a 5-day Executive Seminar for Kazakh Public Sector Executives. Europe and Central Asia: Governance and Industrial Development, a 6-day Seminar for civil servants from Azerbaijan and Kazakhstan, in cooperation with the German Committee on Eastern European Economic Relations. Personnel Exchange between Public Administration and the Private Sector, a Project in cooperation with Deutsche Bank AG and the Federal Ministry of the Interior (BMI). Seminars on a.o. the German Federal System for the Diplomats' College, an initiative by the German Federal Foreign Office and the Robert Bosch Foundation.
