Frontier Technology Governance: Strategy, Risk, and Global Implementation

Frontier technologies, including artificial intelligence, quantum systems, and advanced cyber capabilities, are reshaping national security, economic stability, and global power dynamics. Yet many institutions lack the structured governance models required to translate innovation into effective policy and operational control. This course is designed for senior policymakers, government leaders, and corporate executives responsible for navigating emerging technology risk at scale. It provides a practical, implementation-focused approach to designing governance strategies that align with international standards while remaining adaptable to national and organizational realities. Participants will move beyond high-level policy discussions to develop actionable governance frameworks, assess regulatory exposure, and design implementation roadmaps that integrate cybersecurity, compliance, and multilateral coordination. Course Details: • Duration: 6 weeks (approximately 24 total hours) • Format: Fully online, asynchronous with guided modules • Structure: Expert-led sessions, applied policy labs, and real-world case studies • Outcome: Development of a Frontier Technology Governance Action Plan tailored to a national or organizational context The program emphasizes real-world application, enabling leaders to operationalize emerging technology governance in complex, high-stakes environments.