
Integrated Global Policy Experience
Engage in structured policy simulations and real international decision-making processes.
Key topics and competencies students will acquire and develop during their learning journey.
You will explore how international organizations set agendas and negotiate across borders, learning to analyze policy problems, weigh competing interests, and frame recommendations that could shape real-world decisions.
You will examine the UN's Sustainable Development Goals in depth, translating global targets into practical, measurable initiatives and evaluating what it takes to deliver lasting impact on the ground.
You will study human-rights frameworks and advocacy strategy, learning to build a compelling, evidence-based case and communicate it persuasively to decision-makers and the public.
The UN Pathways Program combines a virtual work experience with in-person immersion in Geneva. Students move from foundational analysis to applied learning within international policy environments.

Engage in structured policy simulations and real international decision-making processes.

Learn directly from mentors with experience in global institutions like the UN and WTO.

Build practical skills in analysis, negotiation, and strategic thinking through hands-on case work.

Earn an official certificate and the opportunity for a personalized letter of recommendation to strengthen your applications.
The hybrid pathway connects two stages. Complete the online program before joining the Geneva immersion.

Explore global institutions, develop policy-writing skills and present your ideas with mentor feedback.
Explore the online-only program
As part of the Hybrid Track, students begin with a virtual work experience before progressing to in-person immersion in Geneva, applying their learning within real international policy settings.
Explore the immersionThe online program can be taken independently. The immersion is available after completing the online stage.
Meet your mentors and cohort, explore the project brief and begin your research.
Examine international organisations and their role in addressing shared challenges.
Develop evidence-based recommendations and communicate them clearly.
Present your project and receive feedback on your ideas and approach.
Workshops and guided discussions introduce diplomacy, governance and negotiation.
Institutional visits, cultural experiences and team activities bring global affairs into context.
Collaborate on projects and take part in The Summit, a multilateral simulation.
Share your work and celebrate the learning journey at the closing awards event.
Online study followed by the Geneva immersion.
DatesJun 19, 2027 – Jul 25, 2027
DatesWeek 1: Jul 26, 2027 – Aug 7, 2027
Apply for the 2027 online and Geneva hybrid cohort.
Apply NowStudents will engage with experienced diplomats, international lawyers, policy advisors, and global governance experts who have served within the United Nations system, multilateral institutions, and national governments. Students will meet experts who worked at:






As part of the Hybrid Track, students begin with a virtual work experience before progressing to in-person immersion in Geneva, applying their learning within real international policy settings.




Students begin with essential concepts in international relations, global governance, conflict resolution, and diplomatic communication.
Throughout the week, students engage in case studies, scenario-based activities, and guided visits to leading international organisations.
Students apply their learning through group projects and The Summit — GSD’s multilateral simulation, and conclude the week with a final presentation.
Hear from students who joined Delta and gained meaningful, confidence-building experiences.
Here’s how you can get started:
Tell us a bit about yourself and what you hope to gain from the program. This helps us match you with the right opportunities.
Apply NowYou’ll be invited to a one-on-one consultation where our team will assess your goals, discuss program options, and recommend the best-fit experience for you.

Once you’ve found your fit, confirm your place by completing the enrolment steps (including your onboarding form and participation agreement).

After your enrolment is confirmed, you’ll receive your official acceptance and onboarding materials.

Get in touch to learn about UN Pathways Hybrid, upcoming online and Geneva dates, and the application process. Our team can help you find the right pathway.
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