Course & Programme Catalogue by Peace Operations Training Institute

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Study peace and humanitarian relief any place, any time

Peace Operations Training Institute Study peace and humanitarian relief any place, any time

Course and Programme Catalogue June 2011

A Note from Executive Director Harvey Langholtz Greetings. It is my pleasure to welcome you to the Peace Operations Training Institute and our 2011 catalogue of programmes and courses. The Peace Operations Training Institute offers self-paced distance learning on peacekeeping and related topics to students through open-enrolment, or through our programmes with UN Missions, national programmes, programmes with universities, NGOs, and others. Each month we provide approximately 10,000 enrolments worldwide, and our students study our materials at their own pace in Arabic, English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish. I invite you to look through this catalogue and to also browse our website for information on the opportunities for study that are available to you. Through the website, our students enrol, download their courses, view course videos, participate in discussions on our Facebook page and message board, have the opportunity to email with our distinguished course authors, take their exams, and download their Certificates of Completion. Our courses have been welcomed by the United Nations Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations, and several of our courses have either been developed directly by UN Offices, or in consultation with the UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations, Policy, Evaluation and Training Division, Peacekeeping Best Practices Section. I congratulate you on your dedication to international peace and peacekeeping, and I wish you well in your studies.

Relevant Courses

Global Students

The Peace Operations Training Institute offers 21 selfpaced distance learning courses on current topics in peace support, humanitarian relief, and security operations. Our course authors are former Force Commanders, Military Advisors to DPKO, experienced peacekeepers, published authors, and scholars in the field, who develop our courses to accord with or exceed UN Training Guidance, as appropriate. We strive to continually evaluate and update our courses, developing them in conjunction with important global peacekeeping topics.

Students from over 170 nations have enrolled in courses from the Peace Operations Training Institute, both as individuals actively pursuing knowledge in the field of peacekeeping and as members of organizations integrating our courses into their own training programmes. These organizations include national ministries of defence, NGOs, IGOs, peacekeeping missions, and educational institutions, among others. A list of current programmes offering this enrolment structure can be found on the following page.

Each course contains all needed reading and study materials, learning objectives, and self-scoring endof-lesson quizzes with answers provided, allowing the student to study at his or her own pace. After completing the quizzes at the end of each lesson, a student completes a unique 50-question multiple choice End-of-Course Examination. With a passing grade of 75%, students are awarded a Certificate of Completion for that course. If students fail the exam, they are provided one opportunity to take an alternate form of the exam.

Accessibility

Easy Enrolment Enrolment may be made conveniently through POTI’s website. Course materials are delivered immediately online or in one to three weeks worldwide in CD-ROM or print form depending on local delivery schedules. Bulk enrolment programmes can be made available to institutions upon request.

Through POTI’s website, students may enrol, download their courses, submit their exams, email with their course authors, participate in discussions on our Facebook page, watch introductory course videos, and experience other online features. However, students with no Internet access may still receive this same support through post, fax, or telephone. Courses are available through download (PDF download from the Internet), on CDROM (shipped to you in PDF format on CD-ROM); or in print (shipped to you through mail).

Your Needs, Your Choices Students may choose from three enrolment structures, each designed to meet different needs. Students may enrol in individual courses; all 21 courses; or a cooperative programme leading to the Certificate of Training in United Nations Peace Support Operations (COTIPSO). Details of the COTIPSO programme can be found on page 12.

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Institutional Enrolment Programmes Integrated Distance Learning Programme (IDLP)

Programmes for Colleges and Model UN Participants

Many UN Missions subscribe to the IDLP, providing open enrolment to mission personnel. To see if your mission participates, contact your Mission Training Focal Point (TFP).

All university and college students, faculty, staff, and Model UN participants may enrol at a reduced tuition rate. This programme also gives universities worldwide the opportunity to offer our courses as supplemental reading or primary text material for undergraduate and graduate curricula, allowing interested scholars and Model UN participants the chance to study real-world training used by peacekeepers and UN mission staff.

Special Programmes for all Personnel Serving on UN Missions All personnel serving on UN missions, including International and National Staff, Military Observers, UN Police, UNVs, members of formed military units, and others are eligible for reduced-rate programmes designed specifically for them.

Distance Learning Programme for Nations (DLPN) Under the DLPN, POTI and national training programmes jointly provide POTIâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s peacekeeping training courses to their military personnel at no cost to them. Customized websites for each participating nation are maintained by POTI, and a studentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Certificate of Completion shows both national and Peace Operations Training Institute certification. To see if your nation participates, contact your ministry of defence.

E-Learning for African Peacekeepers (ELAP) and Peacekeepers from Latin America and the Caribbean (ELPLAC) All military personnel, gendarmerie, and police who are citizens of African nations or the nations of Latin America and the Caribbean may enrol through ELAP or ELPLAC at no cost. In 2011, these regional programmes are made possible through the generous support of Australia, Canada, Hungary, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the Francophonie.

Distance Learning Programme for Organizations (DLPO) A number of NGOs, IGOs, PVOs, and other organizations involved in peacekeeping have elected to train their employees through Peace Operations Training Institute courses. Employees of these organizations may enrol at no cost to them. POTI maintains customized institutional or organizational websites for every organization participating. Ask your organization whether they subscribe to this enrolment option. Individual NGO, IGO, or PVO personnel worldwide who are associated with an organization that does not subscribe to DLPO may still be elligible.

UN Photo #55855 by Martine Perret

Other Bulk Enrolment Programmes POTI offers additional opportunities for bulk-enrolment programmes whereby institutions may integrate POTI courses into their own training programmes. To see if your institution is eligible for one of these programmes, write to help@peaceopstraining.org.

Earning the Certificate of Training in United Nations Peace Support Operations (COTIPSO) The Peace Operations Training Institute, in cooperation with participating national and regional peacekeeping training centres and selected universities, offers the Certificate of Training in United Nations Peace Support Operations (COTIPSO). This comprehensive three-part programme typically takes 18 to 24 months to complete. Students may begin with either distance learning courses or a classroom course as discussed below: 1. One Distance Learning Course Per Month for 12 Months: Students are enrolled in a programme of Distance Education that provides 12 self-paced POTI distance learning courses designed to be completed over a 12-month period. Students may select from the courses listed on pages 5–9 of this catalogue. Students have access to POTI’s website and online features. 2. Classroom Course: Students attend a resident classroom course of the student’s selection at one recognized regional or national peacekeeping training centre or approved college or university. Classes are scheduled at locations worldwide. See http://www. peaceopstraining.org/ or pages 12–13 of this catalogue for additional details. Any fees for the resident classroom course are the responsibility of the student and are not included in POTI’s fee for the COTIPSO. 3. An Original Research Thesis: Students complete an original research thesis under the supervision of an approved POTI Thesis Adviser. These are graduatelevel papers and, when approved, are web-published through POTI’s website and made available to the public. Students who complete the three components of this cooperative programme of study will earn the Certificate of Training in United Nations Peace Support Operations. Cost of COTIPSO Enrolment Pricing varies depending on the course of study. The base COTIPSO fee is 1,239 USD. In addition, students must pay any tuition and expenses related to the classroom training course to the partnering institution directly. Students must also enrol in 12 courses from POTI. POTI courses vary by programme and delivery type. See page 12 of this catalogue for additional information, and page 15 for CD-ROM and download pricing.

Executive Director Langholtz

presenting a

1st Lt. Carlos Sierra of Uruguay

COTIPSO

certificate to

Cristian Mazzeri

Joshua Trust

of Italy

Academic Credits Towards a Bachelor’s Degree by Distance Learning Students who complete Peace Operations Training Institute courses can earn academic credits that may be applied towards a Bachelor’s Degree in International Relations from the American Public University System (APUS)*. APUS holds regional and national accreditation and provides all courses exclusively online. For additional details on how your POTI courses may be applied towards a university degree, visit http://www.amu.apus.edu/POTI/. * Note: APUS is a private, for-profit university system encompassing American Military University and American Public University. APUS offers online associate, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees catering heavily to military and government-employed students.

Cours en Français La majorité de nos cours sont disponibles en français. Pour consulter la liste de nos cours traduits, veuillez consulter notre site internet à l’adresse http://www. peaceopstraining.org/fr/.

Cursos en Español La mayoría de nuestros cursos están disponibles en español. Para la lista de traducciones actualizadas y disponibles, por favor visite nuestro sitio web en http://www.peaceopstraining.org/es/.

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Each course contains all necessary reading materials. Courses range from six to thirteen lessons and from 132 to 330 pages. Each lesson contains learning objectives, study material, and a selfscoring quiz with answers provided. Instructions on how to access and submit the End-of-Course Examination are provided at the end of each course.

UN Photo by Christopher Herwig

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE UNITED NATIONS SYSTEM: ORIENTATION FOR SERVING ON A UNITED NATIONS FIELD MISSION [In English, French, and Spanish] Students gain a solid introductory foundation in the complicated workings of UN peace support in an increasingly conflicted world. This course introduces task and mission organization, the principal organs of the UN, the UN’s role in peacekeeping and humanitarian actions, and institutional partners involved in peacekeeping, among other topics. Training is aimed at familiarizing students with the UN system and may assist in preparing for mission assignments. Nine lessons, 164 pages.

COURSE AUTHOR: LTC Christian Hårleman, Army of Sweden, Retired and former Chief of Training, UN Department Peacekeeping Operations. Served on UN Missions in Latin America, Africa, Asia, Europe, Middle East.

THE CONDUCT OF HUMANITARIAN RELIEF OPERATIONS [In English, French, and Spanish] International humanitarian action has become one of the most important social and political movements of the modern day. This course examines the historical background and rationale for humanitarian action, the mandates and the nature of the different actors working in the field of intervention, the environment in which their work unfolds, and the principles of intervention and the management that guides them. The course also includes a directory of humanitarian-related internet sites. Eleven lessons, 208 pages. COURSE AUTHOR: M. Yvan Conoir, MBA and a Graduate in Political Sciences, 20 years experience in Humanitarian relief operations, DDR, Reconstruction, and Peacebuilding, as well as capacity building and training programmes.

PRINCIPLES AND GUIDELINES FOR PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS (NEW)

[In English] FREE TUITION FOR ALL This course has been developed in consultation with the Peacekeeping Best Practices Section of the UN Department of Peacekeeping Operations’ Policy, Evaluation and Training Division. It is based on the internal DPKO/ DFS publication entitled United Nations Peacekeeping Operations: Principles and Guidelines, which is more widely known under its informal name Capstone Doctrine. This publication is a comprehensive document that defines and promulgates available peacekeeping doctrine, definitions, procedures, and policy. In ten chapters, it introduces the concept and evolution of UN Peacekeeping, explains the decision process that precedes the deployment of a peacekeeping operation, and then the planning process to implement that decision. This course is designed to teach this DPKO doctrine to all UN personnel serving in the field and at Headquarters, as well as those who are new to UN peacekeeping. Ten chapters, 208 pages.

COMMANDING UNITED NATIONS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS [In English, French, Spanish, and Portuguese] This course covers the stragetic and international issues that define UN peacekeeping. It is designed for military, police, and civilian students who may find themselves in leadership positions in peacekeeping operations, or for those wishing to understand the issues associated with commanding peacekeeping operations. The course considers how UN peacekeeping missions are formed and supported, as well as the issues related to commanding missions at operational, national, and tactical levels, including security, force protection, and sustainament concerns. Ten lessons, 260 pages. COURSE AUTHOR: Major General Tim Ford, Royal Australian Army, Retired, Former Head of Mission, UNTSO, and former Military Adviser to the Secretary-General.

UNITED NATIONS MILITARY OBSERVERS: METHODS AND TECHNIQUES FOR SERVING ON A UN OBSERVER MISSION

INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW AND THE LAW OF ARMED CONFLICT

[In English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish]

This high-level course covers complex legal and military issues of International Humanitarian Law as applied to soldiers, humanitarian workers, refugees, displaced persons, and others involved with armed conflict. The course begins with background and definitions and proceeds to specific protocols, provisions, and rules of conduct of hostilities, implementation of International Humanitarian Law, and the interaction of IHL with Peacekeeping and Peace Enforcement forces, with specific coverage of the role of the International Committee of the Red Cross. Eight lessons, 166 pages. COURSE AUTHOR: Mr. Antoine Bouvier, Legal Adviser, Delegate to Academic Circles, International Committee of the Red Cross, Division for Promotion of International Humanitarian Law, Geneva.

This course provides a general understanding of peacekeeping and specific knowledge of methods and techniques used by Military Observers serving on a UN mission. Beginning with a strategic overview of the Organization, the course moves through the operational spectrum of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and ends at the tactical level of “on-theground” knowledge and skills required for an individual MILOB to succeed. Thirteen lessons, 254 pages. COURSE AUTHOR: LTC Phyllis Mihalas, United States Army Reserve, Instructor at the Joint Forces Staff College in Norfolk, Virginia, USA; previously served at UNMEE.

UNITED NATIONS POLICE: RESTORING CIVIL ORDER FOLLOWING HOSTILITIES [In English, French, and Spanish] This course familiarizes students with a general understanding of peacekeeping and the specific roles and duties of UN Police in restoring civil order following hostilities. The course covers the UN Organization, the history of UNPOL operations, planning and logistical issues, and tactical “on-the-ground” knowledge and skills specific to UNPOL. Nine lessons, 186 pages. COURSE AUTHORS: Detective Chief Inspector Peter Heepen, German State Police, UNPOL Monitor UN IPTF Bosnia-Herzegovina; and Colonel Guenther Freisleben, German State Police, formerly EU Police Mission in BosniaHerzegovina, Head of the State Police College Wertheim.

PEACEKEEPING AND INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT RESOLUTION [In English, French, and Spanish] This course provides students with a basic understanding of the field of Conflict Resolution and its application – both theoretically and practically – to peacekeeping intervention in contemporary international conflicts. It focuses predominantely on the international level of conflict and conflict intervention, including discussion of the nature of conflict, key concepts of conflict resolution, contemporary conflict dynamics, conflict mapping, early warning and conflict prevention, peacekeeping and conflict resolution in war zones, peace settlements and post-conflict peace building, the role of culture in conflict resolution, and gender issues. Includes lesson exercises. Ten lessons, 216 pages. COURSE AUTHORS: Professor Tom Woodhouse and Dr. Tamara Duffey, Centre for Conflict Resolution, Department of Peace Studies, University of Bradford, UK.

[In English, French, and Spanish]

DISARMAMENT, DEMOBILIZATION AND REINTEGRATION (DDR): PRINCIPLES OF INTERVENTION AND MANAGEMENT IN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS [In English, French, Spanish, and Arabic] The complex disarmament, demobilization, and reintegration (DDR) process aims to contribute to security and stability in post-conflict situations so that recovery and development can begin. This course covers the political, military, security, humanitarian, and socioeconomic dimensions of DDR and presents different policies and strategies for the development, management, and evaluation of a DDR programme based on the International DDR Standards (IDDRS), which consolidate over 15 years of UN lessons and good practices on DDR issues. Eleven lessons, 316 pages. COURSE AUTHOR: The Inter-Agency Working Group on DDR, which published the International DDR Standards, adapted by M. Yvan Conoir for this course.

UN Photo #133298 by Martine Perret

PREVENTING VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN AND GENDER INEQUALITY IN PEACEKEEPING [In English]

UN Photo #443583 by Albert Gonzalez Farrar

UN Photo #155065 by Ky Chung

UN Photo #187039 by Martine Perret

ETHICS IN PEACEKEEPING [In English, French, and Spanish] Through the use of case studies and practical examples, this compilation aims to serve as a guideline for peacekeepers in the field and provides some perspectives concerning the major aspects of modern-day peacekeeping from an ethical point of view. Eight lessons, 132 pages. COURSE AUTHORS: Anne Elias, MSc., who has worked on human rights projects at DPKO TES; and Lt Col Michael McDermott, Training Officer and Assistant Chief at DPKO ITS.

GENDER PERSPECTIVES IN UNITED NATIONS PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS [In English, French, and Spanish]

This course provides an in-depth discussion of the conceptual and operational issues involved in integrating a gender perspective in complex peace operations. It describes in general terms the problems related to gender issues surrounding international modern conflict. It also addresses how gender balance and gender equality allows women to stop being victimized in the conflict theatre and emphasizes the need for women to have a strategic role at all UN, mission, and local decision-making levels. Nine lessons, 242 pages. COURSE AUTHOR: Professor Ximena Jimenez, BS, MA, MSc. Professor at CECOPAC and Professor Fellow at the Army War College of Chile. Gender consultant.

Gender inequality and violence against women affect the lives of every person, regardless of age or gender. This course aims to assist peacekeeping personnel to promote the human rights and security of women and girls. It does so through lessons emphasizing the nature and scope of violence against women and girls around the globe, the connections between gender inequality and violence in both public and domestic spaces, as well as on interpersonal, community, national, regional, and international levels. Other lessons cover women’s rights as roles within peacemaking and peacebuilding processes at every stage and every level of authority. Readings and case studies provide examples to assist peacekeeping personnel with considering how they, as individuals and as teams, can work to promote gender equality and to change the attitudes and behaviours that perpetuate violence. Ten lessons, 310 pages. COURSE AUTHORS: AnnJanette Rosga, Ph.D., in association with Megan Bastick and Anja Ebnöther of the Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF).

IMPLEMENTATION OF SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION 1325 (2000) IN LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN (NEW) [In English] Security Council resolution 1325 (2000), unanimously adopted in October 2000, sets out a policy framework for women and peace and security. This course introduces the main principles of the resolution and provides practical guidelines on how to implement it at the national level, including through the development of national action plans. While informative for any student interested in the topic, the course was especially designed for people who work at the highest decisionmaking levels, especially at the national level, in Latin American and the Caribbean and who require a practical tool to support and facilitate the implementation of SCR 1325 (2000). The course is based on background information, analysis, and a wide range of studies. The first three lessons focus more broadly on the issues of women, peace, and security; the UN’s role and views on the subject; and SCR 1325 (2000) itself. Within this context, Lessons 4 and 5 highlight the challenges and priorities specific to the Latin American and Caribbean region. The final lesson provides guidelines for creating and implementing a national action plan. Six lessons, 221 pages.

CIVIL-MILITARY COORDINATION (CIMIC) [In English, French, and Spanish] Civil-military coordination provides the interface between the military component of a UN peace operation and the political, humanitarian, developmental, human rights, and rule of law components of the mission, as well as others in the larger peacebuilding system. While aimed at UN CIMIC officers, all military and civilian students will find this course useful as it will improve their understanding of the institutional cooperation that needs to occur between mission components, and between the mission and the rest of the system, in order to ensure a sustainable peace process. The focus of the course is on principles, policies, and broad approaches and provides examples of CIMIC structures and operations from a number of UN and African missions. Seven lessons, 216 pages. COURSE AUTHORS: Cedric de Coning, Joint Research Fellow at ACCORD and NUPI, previously a training officer at DPKO ITS and a political and civil affairs officer with UNTAET; and Stephen E. Henthorne, Fellow of the Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies and a NATO/EU Subject Matter Expert in the areas of JointInteragency-Multinational Stability Operations.

MINE ACTION: HUMANITARIAN IMPACT, TECHNICAL ASPECTS, AND GLOBAL INITIATIVES [In English, French, and Spanish] This course covers the global problem of landmines and how international organizations approach the problem. Topics include The Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Treaty (Ottawa MBT); mine action guidelines for ceasefires and peace agreements; landmine and UXO safety training; identifying landmines and UXOs; International Mine Action Standards (IMAS) and guidelines for application; victim assistance; mine risk education; UNICEF mine action strategy; mine information; mine action assessment; and the electronic mine action network. Seven lessons, 272 pages. COURSE AUTHORS: Mr. Martin Donoghue, UN Mine Action Service and Mr. Adrian Wilkinson, Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD).

COMBINED LOGISTICS ENROLMENT Individual students (not associated with a bulkenrolment programme) who enrol in all three Logistics courses at the same time receive a reduced combined tuition of USD $375.

LOGISTICS COURSES LOGISTICAL SUPPORT TO UN PEACEKEEPING: AN INTRODUCTION [In English, French, and Spanish] Introduces students to logistics operations in UN peace operations, including accepted peacekeeping logistics doctrine, policies, and procedures. This basic course gives the rationale behind UN peacekeeping logistics, and the strategy employed in the field and at Headquarters, introduces the mission life-cycle; explains how financial support is gained; and introduces the different components that make up integrated logistics support in a field mission. Eight lessons, 236 pages. COURSE AUTHOR: Mr. Kamran Baig, Coordinator of Common Services at the UN Office at Nairobi (UNON) and formerly served at ONUB, UNMIL, UNLB, and UNMIBH.

OPERATIONAL LOGISTICAL SUPPORT OF UN PEACEKEEPING: INTERMEDIATE LOGISTICS [In English, French, and Spanish] This course provides the student with a more indepth understanding of United Nations Operational Logistics. This course focuses on practical procurement and management of supply, transport, and mission support services. It also covers specific UN Mission guidelines on logistics, particularly useful for students looking for an understanding of command and control of UN Logistics. Ten lessons, 174 pages. COURSE AUTHOR: Major Don Leslie, Canadian Forces, Ret.

ADVANCED TOPICS IN UN LOGISTICS: THE PROVISION OF TROOPS AND CONTINGENTOWNED EQUIPMENT (COE) AND THE METHOD FOR REIMBURSEMENT [In English, French, and Spanish] This course provides students with an in-depth look at the provision of, and reimbursement for, troops and equipment that troop contributing nations provide to UN peacekeeping missions. The primary reference for this course is the UN COE Manual and for ease of reference the lessons follow the same sequence as the manual. Students will understand what the COE system was designed to achieve and the rationale behind its creation. Topics include standard elements of COE, verification, transportation, loss and damage, rates, and responsibilities. Ten lessons, 166 pages. COURSE AUTHOR: Major Don Leslie, Canadian Forces, Ret.

HISTORY COURSES HISTORY OF UN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS DURING THE COLD WAR: 1945 TO 1987 [In English, French, and Spanish] This course provides students with an understanding of the genesis, origin, evolution, functioning, and effectiveness of UN peacekeeping during the Cold War. It covers the Arab-Israeli conflict and missions in Korea, Lebanon, the Congo, India and Pakistan, the Middle East, Cyprus, and Africa. Military peacekeeping is discussed as a means to promote the peaceful settlement of disputes. Eleven lessons, 206 pages.

COMBINED HISTORY ENROLMENT Individual students (not associated with a bulkenrolment programme) who enrol in all three History of UN Peacekeeping Operations courses at the same time receive a reduced combined tuition of USD $450.

Along with the first four courses listed on page 5 of this catalogue, the above three history courses are suggested for a good background of UN peacekeeping and humanitarian relief.

COURSE AUTHOR: Professor Sunil Ram, Canadian Forces Ret; based in part on the original course by the late Mr. F.T. Liu, former UN Assistant-Secretary-General for Special Political Affairs.

HISTORY OF UN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS FOLLOWING THE COLD WAR: 1988 TO 1996 [In English, French, and Spanish] This course traces the resurgence and subsequent retrenchment of UN peacekeeping and peace enforcement during the years following the Cold War, discussing both the successes and the failures. It covers the operations in the Persian Gulf, Yugoslavia, Somalia, Rwanda, Mozambique, Angola, Cambodia, and Central America. Eleven lessons, 326 pages. COURSE AUTHOR: Professor Sunil Ram, Canadian Forces Ret; based in part on the original course by the late Mr. F.T. Liu, former UN Assistant-Secretary-General for Special Political Affairs.

HISTORY OF UN PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS FROM RETRENCHMENT TO RESURGENCE: 1997 TO 2006

UN Photo #120864 by Mario Rizzolio

[In English, French, and Spanish] This course traces the retrenchment of UN peacekeeping operations in the late 1990s and early 21st Century, which led to a growth in the size, scope, and complexity of new and existing UN peacekeeping and peace enforcement operations. The course covers recent and current operations in the Balkans, Haiti, Guatemala, and Africa. Eight lessons, 330 pages. COURSE AUTHOR: Prof. Sunil Ram, Canadian Forces Ret.

UN Photo #73494 by Eric Kanalstein

A View

of our

Classroom CIMIC Co-operation Centre of Excellence Enschede, Netherlands http://www.cimic-coe.org/

Defense Institute of International Legal Studies Newport, Rhode Island USA http://www.dsca.mil/DIILS/

International Conflict Research Londonderry, Ireland http://www.incore.ulster.ac.uk/

Université du Québec à Montréal Montréal, Québec Canada http://www.dandurand.uqam.ca Peace Support Training Centre Kingston, Ontario Canada http://armyapp.dnd.ca/pstc-cfsp/default_e.asp

State Police College of Baden-Wuerttemberg Wertheim, Germany http://www.akademie-der-polizei-bw.de/

US Army War College PKSOI Carlisle, Pennsylvania USA http://pksoi.army.mil/

University of Washington Seattle, Washington USA http://www.washington.edu

George Mason University POPP Arlington, Virginia USA http://popp.gmu.edu/

The Italian Army PCOSC Turin, Italy http://www.esercito.difesa.it/ siti_scuole/torino/CSPCO.htm

Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Maryland USA http://www.jhsph.edu/refugee/ education_training/help

Expeditionary Warfare Training Group Atlantic Norfolk, Virginia USA http://ewtglant.ahf.nmci.navy.mil/

International Institute of Humanitarian Law Sanremo, Italy http://www.iihl.org

Helsinki España Madrid, Spain http://www.humandimension.net University for Peace San José, Costa Rica http://www.upeace.org/

CECOPAC La Reina, Chile http://www.cecopac.cl/

CAECOPAZ Buenos Aires, Argentina http://www.caecopaz.mil.ar

Course Providers World-Mediation-Centre Berlin, Germany http://www.world-mediation-centre.de Austrian Study Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution Stadtschlaining, Austria http://www.aspr.ac.at/

NATO School Oberammergau, Germany http://www.natoschool.nato.int

The Swedish Armed Forces International Centre Kungsangen, Sweden http://www.swedint.mil.se

Peace Support Operations Training Centre Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina http://www.psotc.org/

Yonsei Graduate School of International Studies Seoul, South Korea http://gsis.yonsei.ac.kr/

United Nations University Tokyo, Japan http://www.unu.edu/ Kross Association Bucharest, Romania http://www.kross.ro/main/

Scuola Superiore Santâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Anna Pisa, Italy http://www.itpcm.sssup.it

International Peace SupportTraining Centre Nairobi, Kenya http://www.ipstc.org

Peace Mission Training Centre Pretoria, South Africa http://www.pmtc.co.za

Asia Pacific Centre for Military Law Randwick NSW, Australia http://www.apcml.org/

Australian Defence Force Peace Operations Training Centre Williamtown NSW, Australia http://www.defence.gov.au/jwdtc/peacekeeping/index.html

Earning the Certificate of Training in United Nations Peace Support Operations Students wishing to earn the Certificate of Training in United Nations Peace Support Operations complete three educational experiences: 1. 12 self-paced distance learning courses (selected from pages 5-9 of this catalogue) over a 12-month period; 2. One of the recognized and approved resident classroom courses from the table shown below; and 3. An original thesis written under the supervision of an approved Thesis Adviser.

Students may begin this programme by starting with either distance-learning study or classroom attendance. Any one of the resident classroom courses provided by a COTIPSO Cooperating Institution, such as those listed below, will satisfy the classroom residency requirement. The classroom courses are listed on this page in alphabetical order by Cooperating Institution. Students should identify the classroom course in which they wish to enrol and contact the Cooperating Institution directly regarding details of admission.

For course descriptions, dates, contact details, and the most up-to-date course listings, please visit our website at

http://www.peaceopstraining.org/e-learning/cotipso/partner_course_list.

Participating Institution

Location

Australian Defence Force Peacekeeping Centre

Williamtown NSW,

Australia

Austrian Study Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution

Stadtschlaining,

Austria

Austrian Study Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution

Stadtschlaining,

Austria

Austrian Study Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution

Stadtschlaining,

Austria

Austrian Study Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution

Stadtschlaining,

Austria

Course Title

Language English

English English

Austrian Study Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution

Stadtschlaining,

Austria

United Nations Military Observers Course (UNMOC) International Civilian Peace-keeping and Peace-building Training Program (IPT) - Core Course International Civilian Peace-keeping and Peace-building Training Program (IPT) - Specialisation Course on Project Management International Civilian Peace-keeping and Peace-building Training Program (IPT) - Specialisation Course on Media Development International Civilian Peace-keeping and Peace-building Training Program (IPT) - Core Course International Civilian Peace-keeping and Peace-building Training Program (IPT) - Core Course

Civil-Military Co-operation Centre of Excellence

Enschede,

Netherlands

NATO CIMIC Basic Course

English English English English

Civil-Military Co-operation Centre of Excellence

Enschede,

Netherlands

NATO CIMIC Basic Course

English

Civil-Military Co-operation Centre of Excellence

Enschede,

Netherlands

NATO CIMIC Basic Course

English

Civil-Military Co-operation Centre of Excellence

Enschede,

Netherlands

NATO CIMIC Basic Course

English

Civil-Military Co-operation Centre of Excellence

Enschede,

Netherlands

NATO CIMIC Basic Course

English

Civil-Military Co-operation Centre of Excellence

Enschede,

Netherlands

NATO CIMIC Basic Course

English

Civil-Military Co-operation Centre of Excellence

Enschede,

Netherlands

NATO CIMIC Basic Course

English

Civil-Military Co-operation Centre of Excellence

Enschede,

Netherlands

NATO CIMIC Basic Course

English

Civil-Military Co-operation Centre of Excellence

Enschede,

Netherlands

NATO CIMIC Basic Course

English

Expeditionary Warfare Training Group Atlantic

Norfolk, Virginia,

USA

Maritime Engagement and Crisis Response (MECR) Course

English

Finnish Defence Forces International Centre

Tuusula,

Finland

UN Military Observer Course (UNMOC I)

English

Finnish Defence Forces International Centre

Tuusula,

Finland

Partnership for Peace Coordination, Liaison and Cooperation Course

English

Finnish Defence Forces International Centre

Tuusula,

Finland

UN Military Observer Course (UNMOC II)

English

Finnish Defence Forces International Centre

Tuusula,

Finland

UN Military Observer Course (UNMOC III)

English

Finnish Defence Forces International Centre

Tuusula,

Finland

NATO PfP Logistics Officer Course

English

Finnish Defence Forces International Centre

Tuusula,

Finland

Partnership for Peace Coordination, Liaison and Cooperation Course

English

Helsinki España

Madrid,

Spain

English

Helsinki España

Madrid,

Spain

Terrorism and Other Criminal Organisations, Security, Prevention and Repression Rapid Expert Assistance and Co-operation for Conflict Prevention Operations, Crisis Management and Post-Conflict Rehabilitation (REACT)

International Conflict Research Institute

Londonderry,

Ireland

International Summer School

English

International Institute of Humanitarian Law

Sanremo,

Italy

International Military Course on the Law of Armed Conflict (English with Arabic class)

Arabic

International Institute of Humanitarian Law

Sanremo,

Italy

Course on Law of Armed Conflict for Planners and Executors of Naval Operations

English

International Institute of Humanitarian Law

Sanremo,

Italy

Advanced Course on Law of Armed Conflict

English

International Institute of Humanitarian Law

Sanremo,

Italy

Advanced Course on Law of Armed Conflict

French

International Institute of Humanitarian Law

Sanremo,

Italy

Course on Law of Armed Conflict for Planners, Executors and Controllers of Air Operations

English

International Institute of Humanitarian Law

Sanremo,

Italy

International Refugee Law Course

English

International Institute of Humanitarian Law

Sanremo,

Italy

Spanish

International Institute of Humanitarian Law

Sanremo,

Italy

International Military Course on the Law of Armed Conflict (Spanish with Portuguese class) International Military Course on the Law of Armed Conflict (English with Spanish and Russian classes)

Russian

International Institute of Humanitarian Law

Sanremo & Geneva, Italy

Summer Course on International Humanitarian Law

English

International Institute of Humanitarian Law

Sanremo,

Italy

International Military Course on the Law of Armed Conflict

French

International Peace Support Training Centre (Kenya)

Nairobi,

Kenya

Conflict analysis and Prevention Course

English

International Peace Support Training Centre (Kenya)

Nairobi,

Kenya

Peace Operation planning Course

English

International Peace Support Training Centre (Kenya)

Nairobi,

Kenya

Human Rights in Peace Operations Course

English

International Peace Support Training Centre (Kenya)

Nairobi,

Kenya

Rule of Law Course

English

International Peace Support Training Centre (Kenya)

Nairobi,

Kenya

UN Police Officers Course

English

International Peace Support Training Centre (Kenya)

Nairobi,

Kenya

Counter Improvised Explosive Devices Course

English

International Peace Support Training Centre (Kenya)

Nairobi,

Kenya

Senior Mission Leader Course

English

International Peace Support Training Centre (Kenya)

Nairobi,

Kenya

UN Police Officers Course

English

International Peace Support Training Centre (Kenya)

Nairobi,

Kenya

Conflict analysis and Prevention Course

English

International Peace Support Training Centre (Kenya)

Nairobi,

Kenya

Military Observers Course

English

Johns Hopkins University

Baltimore,

USA

Health Emergencies in Large Populations (HELP)

English

Kross Association

Bucharest,

Romania

Peacekeeping and International Conflict

English

Kross Association

Bucharest,

Romania

Global Terrorism

English

Kross Association

Bucharest,

Romania

Human Security and Civil-military coordination (CIMIC)

English

NATO School

Oberammergau,

Germany

Combined CFE Arms Control Verification Inspector/Escort Course (P5-18)

English

NATO School

Oberammergau,

Germany

Combined CFE Arms Control Verification Inspector/Escort Course (P5-18)

English

NATO School

Oberammergau,

Germany

Combined CFE Arms Control Verification Inspector/Escort Course (P5-18)

English

Peace Support Operations Training Centre

Sarajevo,

Bosnia and Herzegovina

International Staff Officers Skills Course (ISOSC)

English

Peace Support Operations Training Centre

Sarajevo,

Bosnia and Herzegovina

International PSO Junior Staff Course (IPSOJSC)

English

Peace Support Operations Training Centre

Sarajevo,

Bosnia and Herzegovina

International PSO Staff Officers Course (IPSOSOC)

English

Peace Support Operations Training Centre

Sarajevo,

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Euro-Atlantic Security Course

English

Peace Support Operations Training Centre

Sarajevo,

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Peace Support Operations Junior NCO Course (PSOJNCOC)

English

Peace Support Operations Training Centre

Sarajevo,

Bosnia and Herzegovina

PSO Staff NCO Course (PSOSNCOC)

English

Peace Support Operations Training Centre

Sarajevo,

Bosnia and Herzegovina

AFBiH PSO Junior Staff Course (PSOJSC)

English

Peace Support Operations Training Centre

Sarajevo,

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Counterinsurgency (COIN) Course

English

Peace Support Operations Training Centre

Sarajevo,

Bosnia and Herzegovina

MEDIA in PSO

English

Peace Support Operations Training Centre Scuola Superiore Santa Anna International Training Program for Conflict Management Scuola Superiore Santa Anna International Training Program for Conflict Management Scuola Superiore Santa Anna International Training Program for Conflict Management Scuola Superiore Santa Anna International Training Program for Conflict Management

Sarajevo,

Bosnia and Herzegovina

International Tactical Influence Activity Course (ITIAC)

English

Pisa,

Italy

Working in Hostile Environment - IX edition

English

Pisa,

Italy

The Civilian Personnel of Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding Operations

English

Pisa,

Italy

The Civilian Personnel of Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding Operations

English

Pisa,

Italy

Working in Hostile Environment - IX edition

English

The Italian Army Post Conflict Operations Study Centre (PCOSC)

Turin,

Italy

Post Conflict Rebuilding Management Senior Course

English

The Italian Army Post Conflict Operations Study Centre (PCOSC)

Turin,

Italy

Post Conflict Rebuilding Management Junior Course

English

The Italian Army Post Conflict Operations Study Centre (PCOSC)

Turin,

Italy

Post Conflict Rebuilding Management Senior Course

English

The Italian Army Post Conflict Operations Study Centre (PCOSC)

Turin,

Italy

Post Conflict Rebuilding Management Junior Course

English