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Enroll NowRELIGIOUS radicalisation AND TERRORISM
A One Day Workshop for Security Professionals
The attacks of 9/11, the Bali Bombings, various attacks in Europe, the Middle East and others parts of the world show that Religious radicalisation and Terrorism are becoming an increasing challenge for security and law enforcement professionals around the world. This workshop will address key issues in understanding and responding to radicalized religion and terrorism
WORKSHOP STRUCTURE
The workshop will be presented via a combination of structured tutorials, case studies, video, group work activities and discussion of workplace application.
Enroll NowPREREQUISITES
There are no formal prerequisites required for the workshop. However, language literacy and numeracy skills are essential.
COURSE OUTLINE
Conceptualizing terrorism, how does it differ to conventional or guerilla tactics? Historical background and development of terrorism. Religious radicalisation and Motivations for terrorism. Examination of specific contemporary Radicalized terrorist groups. Identifying radicalisation and radicalized individuals.
Enroll NowRECOGNITION OF PRIOR LEARNING – RPL
Not applicable
CAREER OUTCOME
This workshop will aid security, military and law enforcement professionals in understanding and responding to religious radicalisation and terrorism.
Enroll NowFURTHER STUDY
A Certificate IV in Counter-Terrorism and Security is being developed by Ray Mancini Academy.
COURSE FACILITATOR
Professor Matthew Ogilvie
PhD, University of Sydney (School of Studies in Religion, 1996)
Professor, University of Notre Dame Australia
Professor Ogilvie is a specialist in Religion and Terrorism. In 2008 Professor Ogilvie was made an academic fellow of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD), which enabled him to travel to Israel to study counter-terrorism. Since then he has pursued further research and maintained professional contacts with experts in the field. He has addressed military and civilian audiences on the issue, provided expert advice and taught a university course on religion and terrorism.
Former Positions:
- Dean University of Notre Dame Australia (2009-2014)
- Director, Philosophy and Letters, University of Dallas (2005-2009)
- Asst. Professor, University of Dallas (2003-2009)
- Postdoctoral Fellow, Boston College (2003)
- Lecturer, ACU (1997-2002)
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