The Budget Committee (BC) visited the NATO Defense College (NDC) from 24 to 25 May 2022. The aim of the visit was to introduce the BC’s members to NDC activities and to host a number of sessions for other NATO bodies to make presentations and briefings. The visit included briefings from the NDC, the Allied Command Transformation (ACT), Allied Command Operations (ACO), Science and Technology Organization - Office of the Chief Scientist (STO-OCS) and Science and Technology Organization - Centre for Maritime Research and Experimentation (STO-CMRE).
17 Jan. 2022 NDC Policy Brief 01: "NATO and human security"
12 Sep. 2018 Senior Course
07 Sep. 2021 NATO Regional Cooperation Course (NRCC)
13 Nov. 2018 Modular Short Courses (MSCs)
14 Sep. 2021 Modular Short Course Partner Integrated (MSC-PI)
17 Jul. 2020 We did it!
16 Jul. 2020 SC 136 Graduation Ceremony and NDC Change of Command
13 Feb. 2020 A glimpse of Senior Course 135 Graduation Ceremony
31 Jan. 2020 SC 135 Graduation Ceremony address
28 Sep. 2017 The importance of partnerships for NATO
18 Oct. 2021
50th Conference of Commandants
NATO DEFENSE COLLEGE
09 Apr. 2019
What priorities for NATO?
Thierry TARDY
The Senior Course is the College's core business. The NDC offers also a variety of short courses for specific audiences, such as the General and Flag Officers and Ambassadors' Course, the Modular Short Courses (MSC) and Integrated Partner Orientation Course (IPOC) and the NATO Regional Cooperation Course (NRCC).
Learn morePresent NDC Research Division publications include papers generated by members of our Division as well as external authors.
Learn moreCivilian candidates can apply only if they meet the required qualifications. Only nationals from the 30 member states can apply for vacancies at NATO.
Learn more The NDC Foundation was established “to promote the culture of stability and well-being in the North Atlantic area and in NATO partner nations …”
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