Events

Interested in a future career in intelligence? Curious about what it's like to work at the cross-section of various government agencies, the public sector, and the private/non-profit sector? Join the Intelligence Project and hear from former and current US intelligence practitioners in this session for Harvard students. They will be speaking about their experiences in the field, what to expect when entering the Intelligence Community workforce, and how to break in. Students are welcome to ask questions.

This in-person session will take place on Tuesday, October 25th in One Brattle Square, Room 401 at 5:30PM. Registration for the event is limited to the first 45 registrations and is now closed. Food will be provided.

As the British government prepares to begin the arduous process of extricating itself from the European Union when Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon is triggered in late March, Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon has called for a second referendum on Scottish independence, following a failed vote in 2014. 

Douglas Alexander will offer an inside perspective on what "Brexit means Brexit" does in fact mean for Scotland, the UK, and the world. 

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Ziad Haider, Special Representative for Commercial and Business Affairs at the U.S. Department of State, will discuss the importance of commercial diplomacy as a strategic tool in foreign policy.

Jens Stoltenberg, former Prime Minister of Norway and Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), will discuss the evolution of the NATO alliance and its response to 21st century challenges, including hybrid warfare, terrorism and transnational threats.

An information session for the 2016 January Term Winter Field Study course IGA-353M: "Assessing the Humanitarian Impact of Migration in North Africa" led by Claude Bruderlein, Adjunct Lecturer in Global Health and Senior Researcher, Program on Humanitarian Policy and Conflict Research, Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health.