As Scheduled
Duration
2 Days
Language
English
Microcredential: Analysing Pacific Security
In 2018, the leaders of the Pacific Islands Forum described the security environment in the Pacific region as ‘crowded and complex’. The Pacific is crowded with external players who see a shared interest in the region and are often looking to assert their own agenda. The Pacific is complex because Pacific leaders assert that ‘securing the region’ requires a critical understanding of the interdependence between people, environment, culture and local capability. There is a clear requirement–at the national and regional level–for the political leaders of the Pacific to have access to analysis that can support them as decision-makers amongst the noise and complexity. This capability needs to employed with a clear-eyed view of Pacific national and regional security interests.

What you will study
Trainers
Participants of the Australia Pacific Security College courses are taught by a number of subject matter experts.
APSC
Program Coordinator apsc@anu.edu.au