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GLOBAL,
HEMISPHERIC &
REGIONAL SECURITY
AND DEFENCE
MAY 18—22, 2015
The University of the West Indies
St. Augustine Campus
Trinidad & Tobago
ABOUT THE DAOC
ABOUT THE SRC
The Diplomatic Academy of the Caribbean, the first of its kind in the region, offers both accredited and executive courses in Modern Diplomacy to reinvent Diplomatic Training in the region and beyond.
Through its comprehensive list of training programmes on diverse subjects of International Relations and Diplomacy, the Academy facilitates exposure to leading global diplomatic experts, immersion in practical exercises and simulations, collaborative and diverse learning for a unique training experience to give
your career the boost it deserves.
APPLY NOW
To apply, please contact:
+1(868) 662-2002 Ext. 83237
Or download the application form at
http://sta.uwi.edu/iir/academy.asp
THE DIPLOMATIC ACADEMY OF THE CARIBBEAN
The University of the West Indies
St. Augustine, Trinidad & Tobago
Reinventing Diplomatic Training Reinventing Diplomatic Training for a better Caribbean Future.for a better Caribbean Future.
EXPERT FACILITATORS COURSE CONTENT INFORMATION
Panelists and Invited Guests: Chiefs of Defence of CARICOM,
Professors from across the world and
The UWI, Government Senior Staff,...
Date: May 18—22, 2015
Time: 9.00 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.
Venue: The University of the West Indies
St. Augustine, Trinidad & Tobago
• Certificate of training
• Course Material
• Lunch and coffee breaks
• Networking opportunities
This is a Practical, Policy-relevant
and Caribbean-focused course on
modern Security & Defence
challenges and opportunities in the
world, the Americas and the
Caribbean region.
Participants will be introduced to:
• The Global Strategic Security &
Defence Environment
• Challenges and Opportunities for
Hemispheric and Regional Security
• Group Discussions and Simulations
The current regime of international security governance and cooperation institutions has not been able to keep pace with the continuously evolving, mutually reinforcing and complex and persistent threats and vulnerabilities such as terrorism and trafficking, crime and corruption, cause and conflict, greed and grievance, guns and gangs, cybercrime and critical infrastructure protection.
Prof. Ann Fitz-Gerald Specialist in Security and Defence Management,
Cranfield University U.K.
Prof. Ivelaw Griffith Specialist in Caribbean security, President of Fort
Valley State University
Why study
Security & Defence?