The National Security College is a specialist postgraduate school aimed at enhancing the functioning of the national security community, strengthening networks of cooperation between practitioners and non-government experts, contributing to the development of a new generation of strategic analysts, achieving effective outreach to business and the wider community, and further enhancing the role of ANU as a strategic endowment for the nation.
Public Seminar
The 2013 Defence White Paper: Key issues and challenges
Since the 2009 Defence White Paper the pace of change in Australia’s strategic environment has continued to accelerate: power relativities among the United States, China, India, Japan and others continue to shift; broader forces of strategic change gather momentum; and acquiring Australia’s necessary defence capabilities within budgetary parameters is becoming more complex and demanding.
The National Security Legislation Monitor: A Public Seminar
The Australian Government established the position of the Independent National Security Legislation Monitor in response to recommendations from the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security, the Independent Security Legislation Review Committee (the Sheller Committee) and the Clarke Inquiry into the case of Dr Mohamed Haneef.
Executive Development
Professional Development
Graduate Studies Information Evening
