2018 Executive development calendar
Professional courses
September
National Security College | Short course
Introduction to Australia’s National Security Challenges and Policy Making
This highly interactive one-week program introduces participants to national security. Designed for professionals needing insight into the national security environment and relevant government frameworks.
2019 Fees TBC
September
National Security College | Short course
Risk for National Security Practitioners
Risk judgements are critical to informing decisions about Australia’s national security. In an age of turbulence, disruption and interconnectivity, thinking about risk in a broader, more holistic context is vital in order to successfully navigate the complexities and challenges.
A fee of $1,300 (GST ex) applies to this course for Commonwealth participating agencies and NSC Partners. The open rate is $1,600 (GST ex).
November
National Security College | Short course
Women in National Security Course
The course supports translating international research into practice. This research clearly shows that the security and equality of women is a vital factor in the sucessful security performance of the state.
A fee of $2,250 (GST ex) applies to this course for Commonwealth participating agencies and NSC Partners. The open rate is $2,700 (GST ex).
November
National Security College | Short course
United States of America: Rethinking the US Role in the World
This one day course looks to separate the substance of shifting power relations from the hyperbole of the news cycle. It includes an examination of the upcoming mid-term elections.
One day program The fee for this course is $1,300 (GST ex) for Commonwealth participating agencies and NSC Partners. The open rate is $1,600 (GST ex).
February
National Security College | Short course
The Intelligence and Policy Relationship
Australia’s national security environment demands enhanced interaction and collaboration between intelligence providers and policy-making officials. How can we get the most out of these relationships and meet the challenges of a transforming environment?
2019 Fees TBC
February
National Security College | Short course
Maritime Security and the Indo Pacific
Australia, as a large island nation, has substantial maritime interests to protect and critical interests in the current global and regional maritime order. But the maritime order is under increasing pressure, especially in the Indo Pacific.
2019 Fees TBC
March
National Security College | Short course
Creating Insight: An Introduction to Futures Analysis
Our world is rapidly changing and disruption has become the new norm. Thinking proactively about the future security landscape, and taking a systematic approach to understanding future possibilities and risks, is a vital skillset for contemporary security professionals.
2019 Fees TBC
March
National Security College | Short course
The Dimensions of Cyber Challenges
Understand this dynamic and pervasive domain from a national security perspective. Engage with government officials leading Australia’s cyber response capabilities.
2019 Fees TBC
March
National Security College | Short course
Transnational Serious Organised Crime and National Security
“We certainly need to re-think the paradigm that domestic security and law enforcement can be exclusively executed within national jurisdictions”. Department of Home Affairs, Secretary Michael Pezzullo at AuSec 2018.
2019 Fees TBC
April
National Security College | Short course
China: Australia's Policy Options
China is a major geopolitical actor. Australia needs to understand key aspects of China’s worldview and outlook in order to negotiate strategic shifts and economic influence. This course is a critical conversation on the implications of China for Australia’s interests.
2019 Fees TBC
April
National Security College | Short course
The CVE-CT Spectrum
Consider the spectrum of operational and policy tools from building social cohesion, to countering violent extremism, as well as how to deter, disrupt and counter terrorist planning and attacks.
2019 Fees TBC
May
National Security College | Short course
Cyber
Gain a thorough understanding of the cyber security threats Australia is facing and build your ability to apply that understanding to policy and operational responsibilities. This course covers cyber security objectives, capabilities and constraints.
2019 Fees TBC
May
National Security College | Short course
Indonesia
Examine the current challenges and opportunities, over election year 2019 and into the future. The course details Indonesia’s political, economic and social outlook.
2019 Fees TBC
May
National Security College | Short course
The New Weapons: Propaganda, Misinformation and Fake News
A host of global actors, state and non-state, are increasingly leveraging technology to harness the power of information – and using it as a weapon. What are the implications for global and national security? And is Australia prepared?
A fee of $1,300 (GST ex) applies to this course for Commonwealth participating agencies and NSC Partners. The open rate is $1,600 (GST ex).
June
National Security College | Short course
Introduction to Australia’s National Security Challenges and Policy Making
This highly interactive one-week program introduces participants to national security. Designed for professionals needing insight into the national security environment and relevant government frameworks.
2019 Fees TBC
June
National Security College | Short course
Intelligence Techniques for Policymakers
Learn how intelligence professionals work through complex problems, identify alternative options or futures and test their thinking? Intelligence analysts routinely use a range of structured and group techniques to improve analysis by minimising common biases and groupthink.
2019 Fees TBC
Executive programs
August
National Security College | Short course
Framing the Future: National Security Executive Level 1 Development Program
This interactive and practical two-week program will enhance your understanding of the national security community and the range of strategic challenges it faces.
The fee for this program is $11,650 (GST ex) for participating Commonwealth agencies and NSC Partners. The open rate is $14,000 (GST ex). Note the 24 June course is open to all organisations (fee-paying).
September
National Security College | Short course
Introduction to Australia’s National Security Challenges and Policy Making
This highly interactive one-week program introduces participants to national security.
The fee for this program is $4,750 (GST ex) for Commonwealth participating agencies and NSC Partners. The open rate is $5,750 (GST ex).
November
National Security College | Short course
Leading in Complexity: National Security Senior Executive Development Program
The National Security College’s premium program provides exceptional depth of insight across the full spectrum of Australia’s national security challenges and opportunities.
The fee for this program is $28,350 (GST ex) for Commonwealth participating agencies and NSC Partners. The open rate is $34,000 (GST ex). Additional places will be considered on a fee-for-service basis.
February
National Security College | Short course
Framing the Future: National Security Executive Level 1 Development Program
This interactive and practical two-week program will enhance your understanding of the national security community and the range of strategic challenges it faces.
The fee for this program is $11,650 (GST ex) for participating Commonwealth agencies and NSC Partners. The open rate is $14,000 (GST ex). Note the 24 June course is open to all organisations (fee-paying).
April
National Security College | Short course
Navigating Uncertainty: National Security Executive Level 2 Development Program
This program unpacks and analyses the concept of national security and provides in-depth exposure to the full range of issues and challenges facing Australia’s national security.
Note 2019 dates to be confirmed. The fee for this program is $17,350 (GST ex) for Commonwealth participating agencies and NSC Partners; and $21,000 (GST ex) at the open rate.
June
National Security College | Short course
Introduction to Australia’s National Security Challenges and Policy Making
This highly interactive one-week program introduces participants to national security.
The fee for this program is $4,750 (GST ex) for Commonwealth participating agencies and NSC Partners. The open rate is $5,750 (GST ex).
June
National Security College | Short course
Framing the Future: National Security Executive Level 1 Development Program
This interactive and practical two-week program will enhance your understanding of the national security community and the range of strategic challenges it faces.
The fee for this program is $11,650 (GST ex) for participating Commonwealth agencies and NSC Partners. The open rate is $14,000 (GST ex). Note the 24 June course is open to all organisations (fee-paying).
