SpecialEurasia Online Course in “Geopolitical Intelligence Analysis”
🗓 Saturday, 27 September 2025
⏰ 09:00–13:00 CET
🌐 Online
💶 €299
In an era marked by shifting power dynamics, contested narratives, and global uncertainty, the ability to understand, anticipate, and respond to geopolitical developments is no longer the preserve of government agencies alone.
Whether operating in finance, consultancy, journalism, or security, professionals increasingly require a robust framework for interpreting international affairs and transforming data into strategic insight.
On Saturday, September 27, 2025, from 09:00 to 13:00 CET, SpecialEurasia will deliver an intensive online course in Geopolitical Intelligence Analysis. With a registration fee of €299, this programme offers a focused, professional-grade training opportunity tailored for practitioners who seek to enhance their analytical acumen in a rapidly developing global environment.
Strategic Purpose in a Fragmented World
Geopolitical developments exert a defining influence on national security strategies, economic performance, supply chains, and regulatory environments. The growing instability of the international system requires a more systematic and intelligence-driven analytical method.
This course offers precisely that: a structured methodology to track global trends, assess risks, and generate actionable intelligence. Rather than depending on theoretical commentary or common political study, attendees will learn how to utilise regulated systems to current problems, allowing strategic deliverables that advise decision-making.
Course Architecture and Instruction
Dr Giuliano Bifolchi, Research Manager at SpecialEurasia and a recognised expert in geopolitics and intelligence analysis, will lead the training. With a background combining academic rigour and operational experience, Dr Bifolchi will guide participants through a curriculum that integrates theory with application.
The course comprises five core modules:
- Fundamentals of Geopolitics and Geopolitical Risk. Examine the structural foundations of geopolitics, the evolution of state behaviour, and the typology of risks affecting regions and sectors.
- The Intelligence Cycle and Analytical Process. Acquire clarity on the transformation of raw information into finished intelligence through collection, evaluation, analysis, and dissemination.
- Analytical Models and Strategic Forecasting. Use scenario-based planning and structured analytical methods to anticipate future events and prepare for many potential outcomes.
- Leveraging OSINT for Competitive Insight. Explore tools for gathering and processing publicly available information to support situational awareness.
- Intelligence Communication and Report Production. Develop the ability to draft concise, evidence-based intelligence reports that effectively convey risk, context, and strategic impact.
Real-time case studies and operational examples support each module from SpecialEurasia’s regional monitoring and consulting activities.
Target Participants
Professionals and graduate-level students who seek to operationalise geopolitical knowledge within their field are the target audience for this course. Relevant profiles include:
- Analysts and consultants in political risk, defence, and security.
- Policy advisors and officials working in international relations and government.
- Finance and investment professionals seeking structured geopolitical risk frameworks.
- Journalists and researchers specialising in foreign affairs or intelligence.
- Academic and postgraduate students focused on geopolitics, security studies, or regional affairs.
Prior intelligence experience is not required. However, participants should possess a strong interest in international developments and a commitment to rigorous analysis.
Professional Outcomes
Upon completion, participants will gain:
- A methodical approach to geopolitical intelligence and structured thinking.
- Increased confidence in identifying, interpreting, and communicating complex developments.
- Enhanced capability to forecast risk and support strategic decisions.
- A certificate of participation, along with access to analytical templates, tools, and supplementary resources.
Conclusion
SpecialEurasia’s training initiative responds to a clear and growing demand: the need for professionals capable of navigating international complexity with insight and precision. Those who equip themselves with the tools of geopolitical intelligence will be in the best position to advise, decide, and act because strategic ambiguity is becoming a norm.
Please contact us at info@specialeurasia.com for more information or to reserve a place.
