
Geoeconomic decisions rarely belong to one profession. They combine legal, commercial, political, financial and technological questions, yet the resulting judgment must still be explained, tested and used inside an organisation.
Helsinki Geoeconomics School brings those forms of knowledge into structured professional encounter. Accomplished professionals learn to recognise geoeconomic exposure, connect specialist knowledge and carry a defensible judgment into advice, governance and decision-making. They add geoeconomic capability to an existing profession; they do not leave that profession behind.
The programme is intended especially for lawyers and legal advisers; risk, compliance and governance professionals; finance, investment and trade practitioners; technology, data-governance and procurement specialists; and adjacent professionals in strategy, public affairs and intelligence.
The inaugural Winter Academy is one complete two-Term programme running from 16 November 2026 to 15 January 2027. Its centre is eight live 90-minute Modules delivered from Singapore from 30 November to 2 December, supported by orientation, clinics, Teaching Dossier work and reciprocal practica. Participants should allow approximately 30 hours in total.
Participation is live online. The complete two-Term tuition is EUR 900 net plus applicable VAT. The ordinary acceptance and full-payment deadline is 16 October 2026. Tuition does not include an in-person place in Singapore.
Download the School Prospectus 2026–27
Read the Winter Academy 2026 FAQ
Read about the David A. Baldwin Fund 2026–27
Request early consideration for the Winter Academy 2026, one or more planned 2027 programmes, or both. This first stage is non-binding and creates no payment obligation; it is not an application, admission, offer, enrolment, place reservation, in-person invitation or Baldwin Fund decision.
Advance-planning draft — programme details remain subject to change. Any necessary changes will be published on this page.
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Annual Symposium on Strategic Trade and Economic Security
Export controls, trusted access and competing market rules
One effective programme day · Planned live online from Brussels · English
Annual Symposium on Investing Geoeconomically
Capital at risk: ownership, control and the decision to invest
One effective programme day · Planned live online from Warsaw · English
Spring Conference on Financing Infrastructure and Industrial Capacity
Public capital, strategic projects and the conditions of delivery
Two effective programme days · Planned live online from Istanbul · Limited in-person participation may be available by invitation · English
Annual Symposium on Strategic Technologies and Digital Geoeconomics
Technology controls, cross-border data and digital dependence
One effective programme day · Planned live online from San Francisco · English
Symposium on Supply Security and Strategic Dependencies
Critical inputs, trade chokepoints and the terms of access
One effective programme day · Planned live online from London · English
Helsinki Geoeconomics Week 2027
Governing business and investment across fragmented systems
Four effective programme days · Hybrid delivery in Helsinki and live online · In-person participation by invitation · English
Annual Symposium on Industrial Policy and the Power to Produce
Public support, location choices and the conditions of industrial advantage
One effective programme day · Planned live online from São Paulo · English
Symposium on Investment Protection and Political Risk
State intervention, strategic dependencies and the protection of invested capital
One effective programme day · Planned live online from Luxembourg · English
Annual Symposium on Financial Geoeconomics
Currencies, banking and access to financial markets
One effective programme day · Planned live online from Malta · English
Winter Conference on Technological Capability and Industrial Dependence
Production networks, digital infrastructure and access to technology
Two effective programme days · Planned live online from Singapore · Limited in-person participation may be available by invitation · English
The programme is designed for participants who bring both expertise and responsibility into the room. Admission considers the work a participant performs, the audience to whom judgment must be carried and the contribution the participant can make to cross-professional discussion.
The purchased offer is live-online participation. Helsinki Geoeconomics Week uses hybrid delivery in Helsinki; the other occasions are intended to be broadcast from their named cities, subject to confirmation. Limited in-person participation may be offered by invitation. It cannot be purchased or reserved, and travel and accommodation remain separate unless an express written offer states otherwise.
For 2027 planning, participants should allow up to:
These planning amounts concern live-online participation. The applicable fee, inclusions and terms will be stated in the event Programme Folder. Payment does not purchase or reserve an in-person place. Institutional group arrangements may be available.
Published for advance planning. The dates shown constitute the School’s 2027 programme, and all occasions will be delivered live online in English. Helsinki Geoeconomics Week will use hybrid delivery. The named city origins other than Helsinki remain subject to confirmation, as do venues and any invitation-only in-person arrangements. Faculty, detailed agendas, final fees and operative terms will be stated in the applicable Programme Folder. Any necessary programme changes will be published at geoeconomics.fi/school.
The School is developing Certificate Programmes and the Chartered Geoeconomist Diploma: structured routes for professionals seeking to deepen and demonstrate their command of geoeconomic analysis and its application. Further details will be announced as they take shape.
Identify the 2027 occasions, fields and locations most relevant to your work. We will notify you when the applicable Programme Folder and formal application route are released.
Recording interest creates no payment obligation and is not an application, admission, enrolment, registration, place reservation, in-person invitation or Baldwin Fund decision.
Begin with the professional problem. What are you expected to decide, explain or enable others to do?