The Comprehensive Security Cooperation (CSC) course is a 5-week in-resident executive program offered three times a year for mid-level military, government and non-government professionals who intersect with the security sphere.

Fellows spend two-thirds of their time on cross-cutting complex transdisciplinary and transboundary challenges (Core), and one-third on specialty security content that deep-dive into priority concerns (Tracks).

The resulting cross-talk between security professionals from different security sectors fosters understanding and the development of significant relationships and networks.

In parallel with presentations, discussions, and  gray-zone exercises, Fellows assess security environments, identify disruptors, analyze threat systems, and probe governance issues while collaboratively building relationships and mutual understanding.

Throughout the course, Fellows work on developing resilient solutions to real organizational and even regional security issues. These complimentary processes enhance the capacity of regional allies, partners and others to comprehend and cooperatively address complex security challenges in the Indo-Pacific region thereby advancing freedom, openness, prosperity, good governance, rules-based order, and a Free and Open Indo-Pacific.