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Emerging Security Issues

Dates: 20 September – 5 November 2027 (7 weeks)

A seven-week resident program equipping mid- and senior-level practitioners to navigate emerging security issues, including threats in space and cyber domains, new technologies and innovations, the operational application of data and artificial intelligence, AI-enabled warfare and capability development, and emerging stakeholder requirements.

Week 1: Strategy and policy development.

Week 2: Emerging technologies—AI, quantum computing, additive manufacturing, and autonomous systems.

Week 3: Strategic competition in the space domain, military doctrine, and multinational frameworks.

Week 4: Workshops and consultations to develop solutions aligned with participants’ organizational needs.

Weeks 5–7: Electives, simulations, and tabletop exercises to reinforce skills from earlier weeks.

Course Details

How to Apply

Applications for this course are tentatively scheduled to open in April 2027.