International Crisis Management Course (ICM)

Study form	The ICM course is divided into two modules, each lasting four days: one seminar week and one case studies week. See dates below.
Miscellaneous	Participants will be charged no fee for the ICM course. However, participants are expected to cover their own travel costs and costs for board and lodging. Please see the course invitation below for more information.
Language	English
Department/section responsible for the course	Department of Security and Strategic Studies
Points of contact	Excercise Support Coordinator, Ms Catharina Jönsson, SNDC catharina.jonsson@fhs.se Phone: +46 8 553 427 89 Fax: +46 8 553 427 00 Course Director, Cdr SG Stefan Pettersson stefan.pettersson@fhs.se Fax: +46 8 553 427 00

About the course

ICM, first launched in 1996, is a major international course event conducted by the Swedish National Defence College (SNDC) in Stockholm.

The aim of this senior/middle management course is for the participants to learn and understand the system of co-operation and interaction between the political level, its executive authorities, and various governmental, non-governmental and international organizations, in the context of international crisis management.

The purpose is also to present a broad view of different aspects of Peace Operations, from the perspectives of the international community, the United Nations and the contributing nations, and to learn from experiences of past international Peace Operations.

ICM 2010 provides an excellent opportunity to meet military and civilian participants representing GO's, NGO's, IGO's from all over the world and to work together in a two-step realistic setting, framed by a scenario which includes UN-mandated Peace Operation.

Detailed information about the course content, including schedule (pdf, new window)