Courses

A significant part of our mission is to increase access to the Risk Intelligence field in the CEE region by providing high quality education.

In our semester-long course on Risk Intelligence at Charles University, students explore the complexity of risks and their impacts on governments, businesses, and individuals alike. To make the course as practical as possible, we provide students with hands-on methods and techniques to analyze the risks and with skills that will be valuable for their future careers across various sectors.

Past and Present Courses

Risk Intelligence for Global Public and Private Sector: A Practical Introduction

Charles University, Faculty of Social Sciences, Institute of International Studies, Winter 2023

Risk Intelligence for Global Public and Private Sector

Charles University, Faculty of Social Sciences, Institute of Communication Studies and Journalism, Summer 2024

Past Guest Lectures

In addition to the semester-long courses, we also offer one-off guest lectures on various topics of Risk Intelligence. In the past, we have participated in guest lectures at Charles University and Prague University of Economics and Business.

Lecture: Open Source Intelligence: Tools, Applications, and Ethical Questions in PR and Strategic Communication

Course: The Specifics of Digital Communication, Charles University, Faculty of Social Sciences, Institute of Communication Studies and Journalism, Winter 2023

Lecture: Introduction to Risk Intelligence

Course: Advanced approaches to knowledge discovery in databases, Prague University of Economics and Business, Department of Information and Knowledge Engineering, Winter 2023

"This was my favorite course of the semester. First, the course was led by three extremely professional and knowledgeable lecturers, who gave the course a very good structure, valued student inputs, always actively engaged with questions and discussions by students and overall created a very nice class atmosphere. Second, the course taught valuable and practical skills required for my future potential career fields, something which I hadn't experienced at FSV until then. The lecturers connected every information presented in class to real-world scenarios and really demonstrated WHY the information was important. The assignments further build on this by being intended to be realistic and it felt like I was actually producing something valuable and not just another theoretical paper written for the sake of it."

Student of the Risk Intelliegnce for Global Public and Private Sector course

Randall Johns, NY