Executive Development Programme in Maritime Strategy & Security

• Maritime Strategy Foundation: An overview of maritime strategy, its history, and evolution. Understanding the significance of maritime power and its role in national and international security.
• Maritime Geopolitics: Examining the geopolitical aspects of the maritime domain, including the impact of territorial disputes, exclusive economic zones, and sea lines of communication.
• Maritime Law and Policy: A study of international maritime law, including the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), and its impact on maritime strategy and security.
• Maritime Security Threats: Identifying and analyzing traditional and non-traditional security threats in the maritime domain, such as piracy, terrorism, trafficking, and cyber threats.
• Maritime Security Operations: Exploring the various security operations at sea, including maritime interdiction operations, naval warfare, and constabulary missions.
• Maritime Domain Awareness: Understanding the concept of maritime domain awareness, its components, and its role in enhancing maritime security.
• Maritime Security Strategy: Developing a comprehensive maritime security strategy, including policy development, resource allocation, and operational planning.
• Maritime Industry and Trade: Examining the economic impact of maritime trade, the role of the maritime industry in national and international security, and the potential threats to maritime commerce.
• Maritime Technology and Innovation: Exploring the latest technological advancements and innovations in the maritime domain, including automation, robotics, and digitalization, and their impact on maritime strategy and security.

• Maritime Leadership and Decision Making: Developing leadership and decision-making skills for maritime executives, including crisis management, strategic thinking, and ethical considerations.