Pages tagged with: seapower
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Cyber Security Awareness course for seafarers (MCA)
Discover more about our Dartmouth Centre for Seapower and Strategy and University of Plymouth Cyber security awareness course for seafarers.
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Proficiency in Designated Security Duties (PDSD) (MCA) - course
Discover more about our Proficiency in Designated Security Duties (PDSD) course, run by the Dartmouth Centre for Seapower and Strategy and University of Plymouth.
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Port Facility Security Officer (DfT) - course
The Dartmouth Centre for Seapower and Strategy and University of Plymouth Port Facility Security Officer (PFSO) three day course is accredited by the Department For Transport that follows the framework of the ISPS Code 2004 update.
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About DCSS
Learn more about the Dartmouth Centre of Seapower and Strategy's structure, activities, staff, and the centre's history and unique links.
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Horizon Briefing Papers
The Horizon Briefing Papers provide regular commentary and analysis by the DCSS team and their colleagues on issues relating to defence, security, geopolitics, maritime affairs and the defence industry.
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DCSS Events
Discover upcoming events hosted by and related to Dartmouth Centre for Seapower and Strategy with Plymouth University
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MA in Applied Strategy and International Security
The Dartmouth 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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![An aerial photograph of Plymouth naval base. Photo: LA(PHOT) Paul A'Barrow./MOD [OGL (http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/version/1/)], via Wikimedia Commons](https://d39ner1f41xyl1.cloudfront.net/uploads/production/media_asset/file/7/7376/small_Plymouth_Naval_Base_and_surrounding_area._MOD_45144958.jpg)
Dartmouth Centre for Seapower and Strategy (DCSS)
The Dartmouth 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