(Oxford) Diploma : Crisis Management

🎓 Crisis Management - the Economic response to a pandemic😷

Overview: This comprehensive course, filmed during the pivotal year of 2020 and beyond, delves into the critical themes of economic response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the complex financing models adopted by various countries worldwide. Led by renowned course instructor Chris Sivewright, this program offers a global perspective, examining case studies from the USA, India, UK, Brazil, Japan, the EU, China, South Korea, Australia, Canada, and many more.

Key Features:

• Dynamic Content: The course is meticulously kept up-to-date with new lectures, workbooks, and discussions added regularly to reflect the evolving nature of the pandemic's economic impact.
• Collaborative Learning: With over 3000+ discussions from students hailing from 160+ countries, this course leverages the collective wisdom of its participants to remain relevant and insightful.

Course Structure:

1. Economic Analysis: A detailed exploration of the various economic responses to the pandemic, including governmental policies, financial measures, and their global implications.
2. Globalisation Insights: Delve into the intricacies of globalisation, understanding its causes, characteristics, impact on multinational corporations, advantages and disadvantages, and whether it is truly an irreversible phenomenon.
3. Communication Enhancement: An additional section dedicated to improving your English communication skills, making this course beneficial for non-economics specializing students as well.
4. Pandemic's Impact: A critical examination of the pandemic's effects on the elderly, economy, and ethical considerations in crisis management.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand the economic strategies implemented by various countries to manage the COVID-19 crisis.
• Analyze the costs associated with these strategies and who bears them.
• Discuss the moral and ethical dimensions of pandemic response, including the consequences of different containment measures on health and livelihoods.
• Engage in global discussions about the future of international cooperation and economic interdependence in a post-pandemic world.
• Contribute to and benefit from a diverse, international student body that offers a multitude of perspectives.

Why Join Now? As we approach April 2024, this course is more relevant than ever. Your participation can help shape the content by contributing your unique experiences and insights. Whether you're interested in economics, global affairs, or simply want to enhance your communication skills, this course offers a platform for learning, sharing, and growing.

Join the Conversation: Don't miss out on the opportunity to be part of an engaging, dynamic, and forward-thinking community. With new content added regularly and a wealth of discussions to learn from, this course is designed to keep you informed and involved in one of the most pressing issues of our time.

📅 Enroll today and be part of the global dialogue on crisis management and its economic implications. 🌐