
CEPOL hosted this week the fourth module of the CSDP High Level Course in Budapest
This module of the course was co-organised by the European Security and Defence College, the European Institute for Security Studies, the Hungarian National University of Public Service and CEPOL.
The overall aim of the CSDP High Level Course (HLC) is to prepare selected senior experts from EU Member States, Candidate Countries and EU Institutions for leadership positions in the application and development of the CSDP policy, crisis management and capability development, within the wider context of CFSP, which are able to cooperate effectively with the various actors in this field. The course aims to broaden course participants’ knowledge and understanding of the EU security and defence architecture, the integrated approach to CSDP as a key tool of CFSP, current and anticipated policy, missions and operations, as well as to increase their awareness of new threats and other horizontal issues.
The training delivered both via the eLearning platform and during the residential Modules promotes a common European security culture and aims to foster the network of future leaders involved in the strategic aspects of the CFSP/CSDP.
The course encompassed four residential modules, each of which lasted one week, and focused on specific strategic aspects of the CSDP. It was the fourth module for the participants, with the first three having taken place in Brussels, Vienna and Bucharest.
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