Calendar - Daniel K. Inouye Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies

Upcoming courses

Indo-Pacific Senior Enlisted Leaders Subject Matter Expert Exchange (IPSEL SMEE)

IPSEL-SMEE: 22-26 June 2026. In Brunei

Comprehensive Security Cooperation (CSC)

CSC 26-2: 6 May – 10 June 2026
CSC 26-3: 12 Aug – 16 September 2026

Transnational Security Cooperation (TSC)

TSC 25-2: 7 – 12 December 2025
TSC 26-1: 12 – 17 July 2026

Indo-Pacific Orientation Course (IPOC)

IPOC 26-1: January 26–30, 2026

Mobile IPOC 26-2: April 6-10, 2026 (Washington, DC area)

DKI APCSS allocates seats to commands through a structured recruitment process.
Occasionally, seats remain unfilled. In such cases, DKI APCSS accepts self-nominations from government participants on a space-available basis.
Note: All travelers must self-fund.

To apply, submit a Self-Nomination Form.

Self-Nomination Form

Note: Course dates subject to change

DKI APCSS Podcasts

Strategic Voices

Strategic Voices brings together Professors James Minnich, Shyam Tekwani, and Lami Kim for candid debate on Indo-Pacific security. Each episode examines the highs, lows, and blind spots of key reports, closing with Wins & Woes on what deserves recognition — and what demands concern.

Strategic Voices episode 3: Disruption, Division, Competition: What Shapes Security in the Indo-Pacific?

Strategic Voices examines the forces unsettling the Indo-Pacific security environment and asks whether today’s instability signals a passing storm or a lasting strategic realignment.

March 5, 2026| 3:00 PM in Hawaii

Strategic Voices Episode 4 – Critical Minerals: Who Sets the Price?

Strategic Voices asks whether coordinated demand mechanisms can shift the balance of power in global supply chains.

March 23, 2026| 3:00 PM in Hawaii

Visit the Strategic Voices Podcast webpage to learn more.

Dialogue

Conversations Shaping Security. This captivating webinar series features insightful discussions with distinguished individuals on comprehensive security issues affecting the Indo-Pacific region and beyond. This series delves into the complexities of global security, exploring various facets that shape the current geopolitical landscape.

Five years after the coup, Myanmar’s civil war has become a persistent source of regional instability. Dr. Miemie Winn Byrd assesses how the battlefield and political dynamics have evolved, what outcomes are now plausible, and what the conflict means for Indo-Pacific security.