Our portfolio of courses and masterclasses support the professional development goals of participants while offering different delivery formats that cater to the needs of busy mid- to senior careerists who seek expertise on domain-specific issues.
The BEI also offers an Executive Certificate program designed to equip professionals with cutting-edge knowledge and skills to master digital transformation and navigate governance challenges.
Additionally, BEI’s nimble operation is able to develop custom courses aimed at supporting a culture of learning within Government agencies and other organizations.
Developed in partnership with the American University, this masterclass provides insights into how the US Government – and it’s key departments, agencies and stakeholder groups – operate in support of US policy direction and implementation. Instructor: School of International Service
This masterclass explores the evolution of performance management, focusing on outcomes and impacts, and teaches participants to develop and monitor results-based accountability frameworks using data and technology.
This masterclass explores the debate over whether Canada needs a foreign intelligence service, examining new security threats and considering potential models for a Canadian FIS.
This masterclass examines the importance of space for global and national security, focusing on threats to space assets and strategies for securing critical space infrastructure.
This masterclass explores the development of a new Canadian national security strategy, addressing its objectives, target audiences, and the evolving geopolitical threats shaping its design.
This masterclass analyzes Canada’s 2024 defense policy, “Our North, Strong and Free,” examining its focus on Arctic security, NATO contributions, and the challenges posed by evolving global threats.
This course explores sustainable finance concepts, focusing on the integration of environmental, social, and economic factors into financial decision-making, including climate finance, impact investing, and green bonds.
This course explores gender-responsive governance, focusing on integrating gender perspectives into policy development to address the needs and challenges of women, girls, and LGBTQI+ groups while promoting equality and empowerment.
This course explores innovation in the public sector, focusing on overcoming resistance to change, leading innovation at various levels, and managing the full innovation cycle with real-world examples.
This course examines the role of intellectual property and data in the innovation economy, highlighting Canada’s outdated economic policies and the global shift towards knowledge-based, data-driven strategies.
