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Last revised: October 05, 2009
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DSCA
Schools
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Defense
Institute of International Legal Studies
www.diils.org |
DIILS
The
Defense Institute of International Legal Studies (DIILS) provides
expertise in over 320 legal topics of Military Law, Justice Systems, and
the Rule of Law, with an emphasis on the execution of Disciplined Military
Operations through both resident courses and mobile education teams.
Participants from 126 nations have taken part in DIILS Mobile Education,
Resident, and Model Maritime Service Code programs.
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Defense
Institute of Security Assistance Management
www.disam.dsca.mil |
DISAM
The Defense Institute of Security Assistance Management (DISAM) was established in September 1976 to provide education, research, and consultation services to security assistance managers throughout the United States (U.S.) and overseas. The Institute is chartered as the singularly dedicated Department of Defense (DoD) educational activity to advance an understanding of the complex laws, policies, and procedures associated with security assistance. |
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Humanitarian
Demining Training Center
www.wood.army.mil/hdtc |
HDTC
The US Department of Defense Humanitarian Demining Training Center
(DoD HDTC) prepares U.S. forces (Special Forces and Civil Affairs teams,
Psychological Operations and Explosive Ordnance Disposal personnel, and
General Purpose Force Engineers) to conduct humanitarian mine action
missions in mine affected countries. The HDTC directly supports U.S.
engagement policy in humanitarian mine action through a
"train-the-trainer" approach to landmine mitigation and
indigenous capacity development. |
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Other
Educational Institutions
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Africa Center
www.africacenter.org |
ACSS
The
Africa Center supports the development of U.S. strategic policy towards
Africa by providing a variety of programs, fostering awareness of and
dialogue on U.S. strategic priorities and African security issues,
building trusting long-term relationships with African military and
civilian leaders, assisting U.S. policy-makers in formulating effective
African policy, and articulating African perspectives to U.S. policymakers |
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Asia-Pacific
Center for
Security Studies
www.apcss.org |
APCSS
The Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies (APCSS)
officially opened Sept. 4, 1995, in Honolulu, Hawaii. The APCSS is a
regional study, conference and research center with a non-warfighting
mission to enhance Asia-Pacific security cooperation through programs of
executive education, professional exchange and policy relevant research.
The Center provides a focal point where national officials, decision
makers and policy makers can gather to exchange ideas, explore pressing
issues and achieve a greater understanding of the challenges that shape
the security environment of the Asia-Pacific region. |
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Center for Hemispheric
Defense Studies
www.ndu.edu/chds/
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CHDS
CHDS is a premier regional forum offering
strategic level defense and security education, research assistance and
dialog regarding the development of effective security policy within
the Western Hemisphere. The Center’s civilian and military graduates and
partner institutions comprise communities of influence that work toward a
more cooperative and stable international security environment. |
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Marshall Center
www.marshallcenter.org |
ECSS
The Marshall Center is a leading transatlantic
security and defense educational institution dedicated to the creation of
a more stable security environment. Through competitive educational
programs, the College of International and Security Studies (CISS) plays a
major role in the Center's work to advance democratic defense institutions
and relations, to advance peaceful engagement, and to enhance enduring
partnerships between the nations of North America, Europe and Eurasia. |
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Near East-South Asia Center
http://nesa-center.org/ |
NESA
The mission of the NESA Center is to enhance
stability in the Near East and in South Asia by providing an academic
environment where strategic issues can be addressed, understanding
deepened, partnerships fostered, defense-related decision-making improved,
and cooperation strengthened among military and civilian leaders from the
region and the United States. |
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Other
International Training
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Center for
Civil-Military Relations
www.ccmr.org |
CCMR
The Center for Civil-Military Relations (CCMR) is dedicated
to strengthening democratic civil-military (civmil) relationships and
assisting other nations make integrated defense decisions. Located at the
Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California, CCMR is supported by a
faculty of prominent scholars, government officials, and military
officers. Courses are offered both overseas and in-residence. |
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Center for
Homeland Defense and Security
www.hsld.org |
CHDS
Since 2002, the Center for Homeland
Defense and Security (CHDS) has conducted a wide range of programs focused
on assisting current and future leaders in Homeland Defense and Security
to develop the policies, strategies, programs and organizational elements
needed to defeat terrorism in the United States. The programs are
developed in partnership with and are sponsored by the Department of
Homeland Security's Office for Domestic Preparedness (ODP). |
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Defense Resource Management Institute
www.nps.edu/drmi/
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The principal
focus of all DRMI programs is developing an understanding and appreciation
of the concepts, techniques, and decision making skills related to defense
resources management. The goal of the Institute's programs is to enhance
the effective allocation and use of resources in modern defense
organizations.
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Defense
Institute for Medical Operations
https://kx.afms.mil/kxweb/dotmil/
kj.do?functionalArea=DIMO |
DIMO
Together…Strengthening global medical
capabilities in disaster response and healthcare management through
education and training. A sustained vital partnership with regional,
national and international medical communities expanding social,
political, and economic stability abroad as well as at home. |
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International
Defense Acquisition Resource Management Program
www.nps.navy.mil/idarm |
IDARM
IDARM develops and conducts defense
acquisition courses designed to educate both military officers and senior
civilian officials in those management principles necessary to support
development of a needs-driven acquisition system. The IDARM program
is intended to strengthen democratic relationships and international
security cooperation through acquisition education, research and
professional service. |
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Global
Center for Security Cooperation
http://www.nps.edu/Academics/
Centers/GCSC/index.html
https://gcsc.rio-net.org |
GCSC
The Center supports and harmonizes the activities of the five Regional Centers and its Consortium members. The Center's mission is to develop and manage a single, coherent, requirements-based system to coordinate, integrate, and deconflict international military educaton providers' activities and capabilities, in accordance with OSD and DSCA priorities and in support of the five Regional centers and the Combatant Commanders' theater security cooperation objectives. |
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International Training
Websites
http://www.disam.dsca.mil/itm/
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ITM
DISAM Maintains a list of websites for International Training Managers
involved in Security Cooperation programs. This list has been compiled
from numerous contributions of those working in the International
Training Community. They are provided for use at all
international training management levels and locations. The list is
updated continuously and the Universal Resource Locators (URLs) have been
verified as of the publishing of the list. |
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