Indo-Pacific: Identities and Institutions

Overview

Delivery method

Virtual Classroom

In-person

Duration

1 full day (in person) or 3 sessions of 2.5hrs (virtual)

Audience

Employees

Other Government Department Employees

Description

This course examines the complexity of identities, cultures, governance, and regional institutions that influence policy and diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific region. It highlights the role of state and non-state actors in regional cooperation and strategic decision-making. The course provides practical tools to help deepen understanding and analysis of the region’s political and diplomatic issues.

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

• assess political and institutional dynamics in the region
• analyze how identity, culture, and historical memory shape diplomatic engagement
• evaluate the influence of regional institutions
• identify how domestic and regional developments align with Canadian interests

Notes: This course is available to other government department employees on a cost-recovery basis.

For more information, please contact Learning-Apprentissage@international.gc.ca