Cognitive learning refers to the mental processes of acquiring knowledge and developing an understanding via thought and experience. This course will explore how our brains respond during a learning process and what activities can be used to enhance comprehension, memory, and application, and make learning experiences more purposeful.

The Introduction to Human Resources course will ensure you have the skills required to manage people and culture in a contemporary and responsive way that maximises contributions your people make every day at work. It provides an understanding of the ways to manage the employee lifecycle and focuses on the critical and most time effective aspects of people management at a time when leaders are juggling multiple complex responsibilities in the business.

This course will explore the principles and characteristics necessary for logistic support to enable successful Army (Land) operations. It is aimed at participants seeking to establish a baseline knowledge and understanding for the logistical support environment that underpins all training and operational activities by the Australian Army.  This course will also examine the broader military environment within Australia (Maritime and Aerospace) as well as internationally to provide context, as well as to develop an understanding of the challenges to logistical support in the global security environment that forces logistics to constantly adapt and evolve.

Information warfare (IW) is a concept involving the battlespace use and management of information and communication technology (ICT) in pursuit of a competitive advantage over an opponent. This course   will introduce you to Information Warfare across the human, information and physical dimensions including when potential adversaries attempt to damage a nations critical infrastructure systems using IW techniques. It will provide you with an understanding of basic strategic IW concepts and provide insights about their national security implication.