During the seminar, the working groups, supported by BALTDEFCOL faculty, reviewed respective curricula focusing on courses and modules' aims. It included a discussion about learning outcomes for planned academic activities at tactical, operational and strategic levels. Another important aspect was the coordination of course flow and synchronization among respective levels of PME at the NDUU.
As the outcome of the seminar, the course directors conducted an additional revision of courses during the plenary session, followed by COL Sliusarenko’s academic guidance for further development of PME Courses. Moreover, the Adviser on PME development at the NATO Liaison Office, NATO Representation to Ukraine, elaborated on future areas of support and the way ahead to facilitate the implementation of selected NDUU courses in the next academic year.
The seminar is directly linked with the ongoing reform of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ education system. It has been an opportunity to exchange experiences with respect to delivering education within an international environment and following NATO requirements and needs. Next, a discussion about significant projects between NDUU and BALTDEFCOL was conducted.
The NDUU is the highest military education institution in Ukraine, delivering education for military and civilian personnel of security related entities. It includes education up to the strategic level, including variety of master's and doctoral programs.
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