This program provides participants with an understanding of the key principles of futures thinking.

This program explores the distinct challenges and opportunities women face while leading, or aspiring to lead, in critical sectors.

In this program, participants will get a basic understanding of both, intelligence and policy, and will delve into the role that intelligence plays to support policymaking.

This program introduces participants to the issues, challenges, and opportunities that shape Australia’s national security landscape.

This immersive three-day program is designed for experienced public sector foresight practitioners who are seeking to enhance the impact of futures capabilities and projects in government.

This program will provide a strategic overview of information manipulation, global actors’ strategies and tactics and the implications for Australia's national security. 

This program explores structured methods for helping policy developers and analysts move from identifying problems to delivering recommendations.

This program explores Southeast Asia as a nexus of strategic rivalry in the Indo-Pacific.

This program explores national security frameworks, architecture, decision making and oversight – the 'how' of national security policy and decision making.

This program critically analyses the implications of military, commercial and security activities in space and the challenges to global space governance.

Participants in this program will explore nuclear technologies, the role of nuclear-powered submarines as a sovereign capability, and the diplomatic, strategic, and security significance of AUKUS.

Australia’s national security agencies operate under a complex set of laws. It is essential that those who work in the sector can navigate through the complexity.

In this program, participants will get a basic understanding of both, intelligence and policy, and will delve into the role that intelligence plays to support policymaking.

This program exposes participants to wide-ranging perspectives on Transnational serious and organised crime (TSOC) and its increasingly pervasive impact across the national security environment.

As the world becomes more interconnected through people, businesses, and infrastructure, it is essential for Australia to safeguard its assets in cyberspace from a variety of threat actors.

Workshop with Prof Stephan Fruehling, LtCol James Groves, staff from the Army’s Research Centre and your fellow ANU researchers, for a light lunch and a brainstorming workshop focusing on the resea