- Area of consideration is 45 Asia-Pacific countries, including the United States.
- Focus is on future leaders in military and government security or
security-related positions, and in the rank of lieutenant colonel/commander,
colonel/captain, general/admiral, and civilian equivalents.
- Outside the United States, nominations for participation in the Executive Course come from the
military forces: Ministries of Defense, Foreign Affairs, Transportation, and
Finance; through
the U.S. Embassies, for approval at the Center.
- Inside the United States, nominations come from the military components, i.e.,
the Army, Navy,
Marines, and Air Force; the Department of Defense; State Department; and Department of
Transportation, for approval at the Center.
- The 6-week course is taught in English.
A score of 80 on the English Comprehensive
Level Exam is required.
- Executive Course Fellows focus on defining roles and missions of security forces,
as well as historical and contemporary regional security issues, and identifying the
indicators of potential security concerns within the region.
- For additional information, contact
Admissions:
Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies (Attn:
Admissions)
2058 Maluhia Road
Honolulu, Hawaii 96815
Telephone: (808) 971-8900
FAX: (808) 971-8999
E-Mail: AdmissionsSupport@apcss.org |
UNIVERSITY
CREDIT AVAILABLE
APCSS is pleased to announce that the American
Council on Education (ACE) has recommended the Executive Course for
university credit. The course
has been approved for credit at either the graduate or undergraduate
level, retroactive to Course 03-3. Fellows
who are interested in pursuing university credit will be required to
undertake additional responsibilities beyond the basic course; all are
invited to participate. Full
information on the program and its requirements are provided during
the first week of the Executive Course.
This program is entirely voluntary for Fellows; participation in
this program is not a requirement of the basic Executive Course.
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