Pages tagged with: dartmouth-centre-for-seapower-and-strategy
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About CSS
Learn more about the Centre of Seapower and Strategy's structure, activities, staff, history and unique links.
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Centre for Seapower and Strategy (CSS)
The Centre for Seapower and Strategy works with the University of Plymouth to raise knowledge, awareness and understanding of strategic and defence issues as they relate to maritime affairs and the utility of seapower.
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CSS organisational structure
The Centre for Seapower and Strategy team are location at the University of Plymouth's main campus.
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Maritime and security-based continuing professional development (CPD) courses
Centre for Seapower and Strategy courses: Find out more about our range of maritime and security-related CPD courses
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MA in Applied Strategy and International Security
The Centre for Seapower and Strategy offers a range of CPD study opportunities alongside it's prestigious MA in Applied Strategy and International Security (MAAS).
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University and NATO host second annual Sea Power Conference
The second annual MARCOM-DCSS Sea Power Conference was held in Kingston-Upon-Thames and brought together a host of maritime experts to discuss contemporary deterrence
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Academics and diplomats gather in Greece as Applied Strategy masters goes global
Expertise at the University’s Dartmouth Centre for Sea Power and Strategy (DCSS) will be on offer to more students from around the globe next year, with the expansion of an MA programme based in Athens, Greece.
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