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New Educational Strategy of the University of Defence , CZ

New Educational Strategy of the University of Defence , CZ. Col. Assoc. Prof. Ing. Vladan Holcner, Ph.D. New MSc. Degree Programs. September, 25 th , 2013. Need for Change in professional Military Education at the UoD. Changes in broader security environment:

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New Educational Strategy of the University of Defence , CZ

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  1. New Educational Strategy of the University of Defence, CZ Col. Assoc. Prof. Ing. Vladan Holcner, Ph.D. New MSc. Degree Programs September, 25th, 2013

  2. Need for Change in professional Military Education at the UoD • Changes in broader security environment: • Growing complexity and dynamics, • International environment; • Changes in educational system: • European Qualification Framework/CZ National Qualification Framework • Changes inside the Czech Armed Forces: • Professionalization, • Operations abroad (deployment tempo), • New career system; • Changes inside the UoD: • Necessity to increase costeffectiveness.

  3. Parameters of Key Changes • „Demand driven“ system of education (teaching contents driven by requirements of the CAF GS/MoD. • More general basis of education(graduate = officer – commander in given branch, not officer – specialist). • Long-term approach to educating and shaping personalities of future officers according to requirements of the CAF (five years MSc. degree program). • Linking theory and practice (basic training + 13 months of practical training and internships). • Focusing on military characteristics of education and the ability to adapt to changing needs of the CAF (all students trained primary as officers - platoon leaders). • Reduction of the number of study branches enabling for rationalization and enhancing efficiency of the process (number of branches/modules based on MoD/CAF requirement).

  4. New Officers´ Life-Long Learning System at the UoD Top management GENERAL STAFF COURSE STRATEGIC WAR STUDIES INTERNATIONAL MPA SDPC SENIOR OFFICERS´ COURSE Middle management MIL. TECHNOLOGY OPERATIONAL MASTER DEGREE First line management MIL. HISTORY DIRECT BASIC MODERN MILITARY ART LEADER SHIP CRISIS MANAGEMENT

  5. GENERAL CONCEPT OF NEW MSC. PROGRAMS Learning outcomes Problems spectrum CLASS Team complex problem solving/exercise 5 AWARENESS OF THE BATTALION LEVEL TEAM (GROUP) 5 Case studies Branch-specific officers´ training 4 CREW 4 General officers´ training „Lieutenant - LEADER“ Comprehensiveproblem solving ABLE TO SERVE AT COMPANY LEVEL Thesis of the year COMPLEXITY SHARE OF DIRECT CLASSES 3 3 PALTOON General MSc. degree education (NQF) Seminar thesis 2 2 INDIVIDUAL Individual project ABLE TO LEAD PLATOON Essay Basic training 1 1 Exam

  6. Armed Forces Leadership msc degree program Faculty of Economics and Management

  7. Armed Forces Leadership Degree Program • National Qualification Framework educational area: Security branches/Military and Defense. • Focused on education of ground forces commanders and staff officers (resources management, intelligence). • Outline competences of graduates: • Manager able to deal with conditions of risk and uncertainty. • Citizen of the Czech Republic viewing his/her behavior in the context of national as well as international security environment and security and defense policy of the Czech Republic. • Officer: • Applying knowledge of military history and military art. • Able to lead soldiers even under stress. • Able to command training and combat of a platoon in the context of company and battalion levels. • Able to serve in different and/or diverse cultural environment. • Mastering given set of weapons and military equipment, understanding principles of their employment. • Physically fit and trained. • Able to manage administrative processes of subordinate unit. • Officers in given branch/service: • Specific set of knowledge and skills related to initial command or staff positions of officers in given branch.

  8. Spectrum of Study Modules/Branches • MECHANIZED TROOPS COMMANDER • RECCE TROOPS COMMANDER • ENGINEER TROOPS COMMANDER • ARTILLERY TROOPS COMMANDER • CHEMICAL TROOPS COMMANDER • MILITARY TROOPS COMMANDER • FINANCIAL RESOURCES MANAGEMENT • HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT • MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION SOURCES

  9. AFL Degree Program Time Frame

  10. ModulesofPracticalTraining • Linking up with teaching contents of academic semesters (leadership, military art, military technology, English language, international law…). • Applying/verifying competences of students in model situations (scenarios/role playing) during military training (learning by doing). • Gradually increasing complexity (individual, squad, platoon + company, battalion). • Students involved in different roles.

  11. Internationalization in new MSc. Program • Academic semester mobility (2nd-3rd class) – Erasmus. • Short-term professional military educational and training activities. • 1 month internship abroad. • Armed Forces Leadership accreditation in English – as of January1st, 2016.

  12. Questions?

  13. Upcoming LoD 7 Seminar • Venue: • University of Defence, Brno, CZ; • Term: • October 15th, 2013; • Aim of the Seminar : • Exchange of lessons learned in the area of long term exchanges of military students/cadets, • Focus both at Erasmus and beyond; • Contacts: • rudolf.urban@unob.cz • antonin.muller@unob.cz

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