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STRATEGIC DECISION MAKING IN NATO

The aim is to prepare the students of the course to be part of the NATO political-military decision-making process, either as a staff officer or civil servant, in NATO HQ or MOD/CHODs positions dealing with NATO issues.

Priority will be given to students of BALTDEFCOL students, staff members of the MOD/CHOD of the respective three Baltic States and NATO HQs and entities. SDM course takes place in Tartu and is not available online. 


Description

A week-long course with an even mix of lectures, discussions and simulated exercises focusing on the decision-making challenges in a consensus-based organisation.


Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of the module, students will be able to fully understand the main characteristics of NATO’s organisation and decision-making processes at the military-political level, the dynamics and challenges facing consensus building in NATO through practical exercises, and the processes and political tools used to direct military operations.


Administration

  • Security Classification - UNCLASSIFIED
  • Costs – no Course Fee, but participants are to bear the cost of their travel, meals and lodging.
  • Dress Code - military personnel will wear field uniforms, and civilians will dress casually.
  • The certificate will be provided to each participant upon completion of the course.


Point of Contact:

Commodore (ret) Hans Helseth  

[email protected]

 

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