Risk Management and Crisis Leadership for Higher Education Institutions

About the training

In collaboration with the Dialogue on Innovative Higher Education Strategies (DIES), the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), and the German Rectors' Conference (HRK), and within the framework of the National Multiplication Training program, the University of Alicante is pleased to present the course "Risk Management and Crisis Leadership for Higher Education Institutions."

Designed by experts for executives, academic leaders, and professionals in the education sector, the course focused on implementing specific tools and strategies aimed at strengthening institutional resilience in the face of challenges inherent to constantly changing environments in the Latin American context. The course content covered fundamental aspects such as risk identification and assessment, effective mitigation strategies, resilient leadership, decision-making in critical situations, effective communication during crises, and strategic collaboration with key stakeholders. With a practical approach supported by real-life experiences, the course provided a conducive space for knowledge exchange and networking with leading professionals in the field.

This academic offering represents a valuable opportunity for professionals seeking to deepen their expertise in risk management and leadership within educational contexts.

Expected learning outcomes

The participants (leaders and administrators of higher education institutions) after the training should develop the necessary skills to effectively plan for, prevent, and manage institutional crises, ensuring the continuity of academic operations and the well-being of the educational community.

Target group

The participants were affiliated with a legally constituted public or private Latin American university and held a role directly related to academic or administrative management within a higher education institution.

Training Dates

Workshop 1: 14^th to 17^th May 2024

Workshop 2: 26^th to 29^th August 2024

Training committee

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