Past events
Security in Southeast Asia: risks and opportunities
Hear senior journalists from the region discuss national security in Southeast Asia
Security and diversity: an evening with Catherine McGregor
Join us over a glass of wine to chat with Catherine and staff from the National Security College to consider your own pathway into meaningful and valuable career.
US foreign policy in the 2020 presidential race, and where to after Trump?
What is the future of US foreign policy and how will it be influenced by the 2020 presidential election?
Alumni event - Women in National Security Redux - afternoon tea
The National Security College warmly invites you to a ‘Women in National Security Redux’ afternoon tea in celebration of International Women’s Day. The WiNS Conference is a signature activity of the NSC. Join us to share ideas on the future of national and international security, and to build new leadership networks.
Global strategic trends: the future starts today
Join the UK Ministry of Defence to discuss the global strategic trends - the future starts today.
Kickstart 2019 with our Alumni Network Evening
Kickstart 2019 with our Alumni Network Evening: Catch up with all your colleagues at the ANU National Security College.
The Uyghur emergency: The causes and consequences of China's mass incarceration of Turkic Muslims
In this public seminar, a panel of experts and practitioners will focus on some of the core questions surrounding the mass detention of Turkic Muslims in China.
No meaning or control: Democracy’s future in the face of domestic and foreign influences
As the US and Australia traverse election cycles, a panel of experts will discuss the outcome of the US midterm elections and how technology and geopolitics are impacting democracy.
National Security College graduate studies information evening
The National Security College’s Head, Professor Rory Medcalf, and Academic Director, Associate Professor Matthew Sussex, will be on hand with other lecturers to outline our courses, explain the options and provide you with tailored advice.
Facts and fears: Hard truths from a life in intelligence
Launching his book Facts and Fears, James Clapper shares his experience as a leader of US intelligence
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