Dominic Sebastian Schroeder (born 13 November 1965) is a British diplomat currently serving as Principal of the International Academy of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office.

[1] [4] In August 2003, while posted at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Schroeder was an active participant in an FCO campaign to remove Craig Murray as British ambassador in Uzbekistan, sending a minute to all members of staff in the embassy in Tashkent, "so they all knew exactly the hymn-sheet from which the office wished them to sing", as Murray later put it.

[5] In 2004, Schroeder was appointed as Head of the FCO's Common Foreign and Security Policy Group, and in July 2006 was called on to give evidence to the House of Lords European Union Committee.

[1] Interviewed in Copenhagen three months after the Brexit referendum, he said "...for me personally, the priority in my job is the maintenance and preservation of the security, welfare and livelihood of British nationals in Denmark".

"[7] In June 2017, Schroeder was involved in a dispute with the Danish Finance Minister Kristian Jensen at a conference on Brexit.