Political analysis course in partnership with Qatar University from 26 May to 30 May February 2024

Political analysis represents an essential element in the work of news media, with the aim of helping the public understand the meanings of events and what links them together, especially with the huge volume of information and news and the difficulty of interpreting and following it all accurately and clearly. Political analysis is also one of the tasks of some advisors in governments and political and governmental institutions, and they work to provide decision-makers with their analytical perceptions of events, expectations or potential repercussions, and thus help officials make decisions.

The training program on (political analysis) deals with building knowledge foundations for trainees, providing the ability and qualifications to analyze political events, reveal their details and implications, and interpret the political behavior of political leaders, governments and groups outside countries, as well as the opportunity to anticipate developments of events, which contributes to preparing to confront them. By those concerned.
This program is based on providing trainees with theoretical information supported by evidence and examples about analyzing the course of events, as well as assigning students multiple duties and tasks for the purpose of building the foundations of the political analyst in them, and helping them follow the news with a different vision and from angles that were perhaps hidden to many of them.
The program will be over five days, three hours per day, for a total of 15 training hours. At the end of the course, it is assumed that the trainee will be able to analyze the dimensions of events, their possible repercussions, and the interrelationships between them, as well as have the ability to identify important events or developments that must be followed up. , among the vast volume of daily events in the world.
Training program schedule
The first day: political analysis and its rules / explanation with current or old examples, while stimulating and stimulating the opinions of the trainees.
Day Two: The context of events and their relationship to each other / exercises
Day three: Basics of political analysis/trainings
Day Four: Political analysis tools/trainings/assignments for trainees
Day five: Political analyst responsibilities/joint review of trainees’ duties.