Over 6300 students from 202 countries and territories from around the world have studied with Diplo over the past 20 years. Our alumni have studied a range of subjects, from contemporary diplomacy and Internet governance to digital policy and humanitarian diplomacy.
Many alumni hold prominent positions in government ministries, diplomatic missions, international organisations, and other institutions. Through this hub, we invite you to explore and connect with Diplo’s alumni.
Get in touch if you would like your work to be featured on our Alumni blog.
Diplo Circle Magazine
The year 2019 has been particularly active for DiploFoundation faculty, alumni, and staff members. Some have published academic papers, books, and opinion pieces, while others held presentations at conferences, international organisations, news channels, web debates, and other events.
We appreciate the efforts pursued by the Diplo family and have brought some of them together in the first issue of the Diplo Circle Magazine. This issue features an opinion piece by Prof. Jovan Kurbalija, a reading recommendation by Prof. G. R. Berridge, and a tribute to the late Ambassador Paramjit (Pummy) Sahai.
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Featured faculty member
Ambassador Kishan S. Rana is professor emeritus and senior fellow at DiploFoundation.
He worked in the Indian Foreign Service, and was ambassador and high commissioner for Algeria, Czechoslovakia, Kenya, Mauritius, and Germany. He also worked as a staff member for former prime minister Indira Gandhi. He is currently lecturer in Bilateral Diplomacy, Consular and Diaspora Diplomacy, Economic Diplomacy, 21st Century Diplomacy, Master/Postgraduate Diploma in Contemporary Diplomacy, and Public Diplomacy at DiploFoundation.
Since childhood, Rana was interested in photography. His father gave him a Rolleicord camera in 1954, and with limited resources, he captured the world in black-and-white photos. His early works are part of the online exhibition The Three Amigos which will be open until 18 May, 2020.
