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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.
Intelligence can reduce uncertainty and inform policymakers in an increasingly uncertain and complex world. Participants will also learn how to harness the intelligence capabilities of the agencies that comprise the National Intelligence Community.
Case studies will be used to explore the importance of understanding and overcoming bias and subjectivity when using intelligence in policymaking.
Participants are required to hold a minimum NV1 security clearance.
Professional development program: for more details or to enrol please email epd.nsc@anu.edu.au.