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ROMANIA MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEFENSE National Defense University “ CAROL I ”

ROMANIA MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEFENSE National Defense University “ CAROL I ” Regional Department of Defense Resources Management Studies - DRESMARA -. BACKGROUND.

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ROMANIA MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEFENSE National Defense University “ CAROL I ”

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  1. ROMANIA MINISTRY OF NATIONAL DEFENSE National Defense University “CAROL I” Regional Department of Defense Resources Management Studies - DRESMARA -

  2. BACKGROUND • Set up by Romanian government decision no. 466/ from 06/10/1999, in cooperation with Defense Resources Management Institute, Monterey, USA; • First course started at 02/19/2000. Part of the US – Romania Strategic Partnership

  3. SUBORDINATION MINISTEROF NATIONAL DEFENSE Commandant (Rector) of National Defense University “CAROL I” REGIONAL DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE RESOURCES MANAGEMENT STUDIES NATO Partnership Training and Education Center Record EAPC/PFP(PMSC)R(2007)0010

  4. LOCATION - BRASOV - - Postgraduate educational establishment - Located in the same base with Air Force Academy “Henri Coanda”

  5. MISSION • Improving the training of military and civilian personnelin the field of: • - Defense Resources Management • - Information Resources Management

  6. OBJECTIVES • To provide educational programs in defense resources and information systems management for Romanian and foreign military and civilian personnel with or about to fill in high positions. • To ensure understanding of defense resources and information systems management concepts and decision-making techniques as they apply to resources optimal allocation and efficient utilization within contemporary defense organization. • To conduct scientific research in defense resources management by studying and adapting modern managing methods and techniques to the needs of the military organization. • To organize, hold or host NATO/international/national conferences, symposia, scientific sessions, workshops, courses or exercises.

  7. ORGANIZATIONAL CHART DIRECTOR Educational Support Section Finance-Accounting Office Department of Management Postgraduate School of Studies Educational Planning, PR, International Relations Office IT Compartment Admin and Procurement Office Master program ADL Postgraduate courses NATIONAL CODING NATO CODING STUDENTS Seats = 364/Year

  8. DEFENSE RESOURCES MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT • Professors • Senior lecturers • Lecturers • Junior lecturers • Advanced Instructors Teaching Staff positions: hold university degrees (BA, BSc) • PhD 6 • PhD candidates 1 • Courses abroad (all teaching staff) Teaching Staff qualifications:

  9. RESOURCES AND FACILITIES Education - Auditorium - Lecture rooms - Syndicate rooms - IT laboratories - Internet - broadband connection - Intranet network - Editing facilities - Library

  10. Hotel accommodation: 60 apartaments - study room and bedroom with 1 or 2 beds all apartments have: computer with INTERNET access, TV set, internationaltelephone connection maximum hotel capacity: 80 participants other hotel facilities: kitchen and laundry rooms RESOURCES AND FACILITIES • Rest and relaxation: • hotel clubs with pool tables / table tennis / fitness • gym and fitness halls

  11. ACADEMIC PROGRAMS 1. MASTER OF SCIENCE–Organization’sResources Management 2. POSTGRADUATE COURSES: 2.1 For Senior Officials: 1. Defense Resources Management – ACT.477 2. Information Resources Management – ACT.478 2.2 For Experts: 3. Defense Resources Management – RO.3386 4. Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Evaluation System – ACT.475 5.Project and Program Management – ACT.476 6. Information Security Management – ACT.474 3. Advanced Distributed Learning course- Resource Management in NATO All courses are conducted in English. The Master’s Degree Program is offered in Romanian.

  12. Defense Resources Management • for Senior Officials Postgraduate Course • - accredited as “NATO SELECTED” - • (ePRIMEand ETOC listed) ACT 477 • Student Criteria: • 1. Senior defense officials - officers / civilian personnel - in charge with resource • allocation and use • 2. Lieutenant - Colonel/Commander or higher and equivalent for civilian Goal: To improve participants’ skills and knowledge by putting in practice concepts, techniques, and analysis of comparative resources management in defense resources allocation and use.

  13. Defense Resources Management for Senior Officials Postgraduate Course • Curriculum: • Defense Resources Management • Decision Making Theory • Human Resources Management • Information Resources Management • Financial and Economical Management • Logistic Management • Managerial Communication Course Duration: 8weeks Seats: 24 (4 for foreign participants)

  14. 2.Information Resources Management for Senior Officials Postgraduate Course - accredited as “NATO SELECTED” - (ePRIMEand ETOC listed) ACT 478 Student Criteria: 1. Officers or civilian personnel from defense, public order and national security and other ministries and agencies in charge with information resources management. 2. Lieutenant Colonel /Commander and equivalent for civilian • Goal: • To improve participants’ knowledge and skills to lead organization as a successful enterprise, capable of strategically managing complex information resources.

  15. Information Resources Management for Senior Officials Postgraduate Course • Curriculum: • Policy and Fundamental Principles of Information Resources Management • Re-engineering of Informational Processes • Enterprise Architecture • Strategic Planning of information Resources • IT Project Management • Measuring Organizational Performance • Information Assurance • Managerial Communication Course Duration - 8 weeks Seats: 16 (4 for foreign participants)

  16. 3. Defense Resources Management for Experts Postgraduate Course (ePRIMEand ETOC listed) RO 3386 Student Criteria: 1. Defense experts in charge with resource allocation and use 2. Major /Lieutenant Commander and equivalent for civilian • Goal: • To improve participants’ skills and knowledge by putting in practice concepts, techniques, and analysis of comparative resources management in defense resources allocation and use.

  17. Defense Resources Management for Experts Postgraduate Course • Curriculum: • Defense Resources Management • Decision Making Theory • Human Resources Management • Information Resources Management • Logistic Management • Financial and Economical Management • Managerial Communication Course Duration - 8 weeks Seats: 24 (4 for foreign participants)

  18. 4. Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Evaluation System(PPBES) Postgraduate Course - accredited as “NATO SELECTED” - (ePRIME and ETOC listed) ACT 475 Student Criteria: Officers and civilian personnel in charge with resource allocation and use, including logistics, human resources, procurement, financial management, and related fields Goal: To acquire and develop major concepts, competences and skills of planning, programming, budgeting and evaluation.

  19. Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Evaluation System(PPBES) Postgraduate Course Curriculum: Defense planning Budgeting Systems Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Evaluation System Project and program management (economic-financial projects) Course Duration - 4 weeks Seats: 12 (4 for foreign participants)

  20. 5. Project and Program Management Postgraduate Course - accredited as “NATO SELECTED” - (ePRIME and ETOC listed) ACT 476 • Student Criteria: • Officers and civilian personnel in charge with project and program management and related fields • Goal: • To enhance participants’ knowledge, competence and skills in program and project management

  21. Project and Program ManagementPostgraduateCourse Curriculum: 1. Project and Program management 2. Project Management Software 3. Management of Romanian and International Financed Projects 4. Managerial Communication Course Duration - 4 weeks Seats: 12 (4 for foreign participants)

  22. 6. Information Security Management Postgraduate Course - accredited as “NATO SELECTED” - (ePRIME and ETOC listed) ACT 474 Student Criteria: Officers and civilian personnel in charge with information security management and related fields Goal: To enhance participants’ knowledge, competence and skills in information security management.

  23. Information Security Management Postgraduate Course Curriculum: 1. Assuring the Information Security 2. Critical Information Infrastructure Protection 3. Enterprise Computer Networking and Telecommunications Security 4. Enterprise Information Security Strategies and Risk Management 5. Managerial Communication Course Duration - 4 weeks Seats: 12 (4 for foreign participants)

  24. 7. Resource Management in NATO(ADL) - based on Technical Agreement with NATO School - (ePRIME listed) Student Criteria: Defense experts - officers or civilian personnel - in charge with NATO resource allocation and use, including manpower, investment programs and related fields Goal: To enhance knowledge regarding defense resources management process in NATO to develop necessary skills to perform within NATO’s organizational and operational framework

  25. Resource Management in NATO (ADL) Curriculum: • Defenseresources management in NATO • Military budget • NATO securityinvestment program (NSIP) • Manpower Course Duration - 8 weeks Seats: 40 (20 free of charge)

  26. Master studies program “Organization Resources Management” Student Criteria: Any person who meets the conditions set by the national legislation. Goal: The master studies program organized by DRESMARA is aimed to provide in-depth knowledge about organization resource management and to develop knowledge and cross-curricular skills, as well as, specific cognitive skills above the level of bachelor studies. Seats: 50 10/30/2014 26

  27. HOW TO APPLY FOR COURSES 1.Based on your direct request addressed to Allied Command Transformation for seats listed in ePRIMEandfunded by NATO. 2.Based on bilateral protocols between Romania and other states: Documents should be sent by mail or fax by your Defense Minister to the address indicated below, via the Romanian Defense Attaché from your country /regionAddress:  Romania, Human Resources Management Directorate Fax:        004 - 021.319.58.81 Email:    cilie@mapn.ro and mcraciun@mapn.ro

  28. OUR GRADUATES– ALUMNI (As of September, 2014) - 578/29 iterations 1. Defense Resources Management for senior officials 2. Information Resources Management forsenior officials - 88/9iterations 3. Defense Resources Management for experts - 213/16 iterations 4. Information Security Management - 72/7iterations

  29. OUR GRADUATES– ALUMNI (As of September,2014) 5. Planning,Programming,Budgetingand - 40/4iterations EvaluationSystem 6. Program and Project Management -97/9 iterations 7. Resource Management in NATO - 173/6 iterations 8. Management and NATO Terminology - 118/9 iterations 9. Defense Resources Management – Master program - 50/2 iterations SINCE 2001 =1429PARTICIPANTS

  30. Ministry of National Defense Other defense specialized structures Ministry of Interior Affairs Military / Civilian Other ministries 80 73% 60 17% 40 7% 3% 20 0 73% 27% GRADUATES’ PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

  31. 2001-2014 TOTAL FOREIGN PARTICIPANTS - 115 • Albania – 3 • Azerbaijan – 7 • Belgium – 1 • Bulgaria – 4 • Croatia – 4 • Egypt - 4 • FYROM* – 3 • Georgia – 15 • Hungary – 7 • Jordan – 22 • Moldova – 11 • Mongolia – 4 • Montenegro – 2 • Morocco - 1 • Serbia – 13 • Slovakia – 1 • Pakistan - 3 • Qatar - 2 • Turkey - 4 • UAE - 2 • Ukraine - 2 * Turkey recognizes the Republic of Macedonia with its constitutional name.

  32. INTERNATIONAL VISITS FROM 46 COUNTRIES • Afghanistan • Albania • Angola • Armenia • Austria • Azerbaijan • Belgium • Bosnia & Herzegovina • Bulgaria • Canada • China • Congo (DRC) • Croatia • Czech Republic • Denmark • Egypt • Finland • France • FYROM • Georgia • Germany • Greece • Hungary • India • Iraq • Italy • Jordan • Kazakhstan • Latvia • Lithuania • Luxembourg • Moldova • Poland • Portugal • Serbia • South Africa • Spain • Sweden • Switzerland • Netherland • Turkey • Ukraine • UK • USA • Vietnam

  33. National Defense University Washington, DC, USA Transylvania University Brasov Defense Resources Management Institute Monterey - USA NATO School Oberammergau Germany COLABORATION WITH OTHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS Common educational activities Common Projects DRESMARA Guest speakers Common international activities Experience exchanges European Centrerfor Security Studies Garmisch - Partenkirchen Germany

  34. NATO PARTNERSHIP TRAINING AND EDUCATION CENTER RELATED ACTIVITIES Participation in the PfP Consortium of Defense Academies and Security Studies Institutes Working Groups: - Advanced Distributed Learning (ADL-WG) - PAP DIB Curricula Development WG - Education Development Working Group (ED-WG) - Regional Stability in the Greater Black Sea Area Participation in the NATO Partnership Training and Education Centers activities: - Annual Commandants Conference - Bi-annual Working Groups - Annual Marketplace Exchange of guest speakers

  35. ONGOING PROJECTS ScientificResearch Center in Defense Resources Management ScientificResearch Center in Defense Resources Management focuses on organizing following: • Annual scientific conference with international attendance on “Defense Resources Management in the 21st Century” - ISSN 2248 – 2385, indexed in prestigious international databases:EBSCO andProQuest; • Annual InfoSec Symposium - ISBN; • Workshops and seminars on: • Defense Resources Management: Trends and Opportunities -ISSN; • Planning, Programming, Budgeting and Evaluation System: Advantages and Challenges -ISBN; • Information Resources Management: Issues, ChallengesandfutureTrends-ISSN; • Information Security Management: Trends and Opportunities Seminar -ISSN; • Program and project management: ContemporaryChallenges-ISSN. 10/30/2014 35

  36. ONGOING PROJECTS Journal of Defense Resources Management (JoDRM) ISSN: 2068-9403, eISSN: 2247-6466 Aim: to disseminate the results of the theoretical and practical research investigations undertaken by reputable professionals worldwide in the holistic field of defense resources management The journal is a biannual scientific peer-reviewed publication - next issue: November 2014 JoDRM is currently indexed in the following prestigious international databases: 1. Ulrich’s Global Serials Directory 2. Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) 3. EBSCO - International Security & Counter Terrorism Reference Center 4. ProQuest 5. Central and Eastern European Online Library (C.E.E.O.L) 6. Index Copernicus 7. WORLDCAT 8. Karlsruhe Virtual Catalog (KVK) 9. Cabell’s Directories 10. Academic Journals Database

  37. FUTURE PROJECTS 1. DRESMARA participates in Quality Assurance Process of Education issued by Joint Force Training / Allied Command Transformation (ACT), and was accepted to start the evaluation in 2014 2.Pending on approval of the ACT / Education and Individual Training Branch,DRESMARA intends to accreditas „NATO SELECTED”its“Defense Resources Management for Experts Postgraduate Course”

  38. CONTACT DETAILS: Address: 160 Mihai Viteazul Street, Bldg. K,BRASOV 500183 Telephone: 004-0268-401800 Fax: 004-0268-401802 Email:contact@crmra.ro Web site:www.dresmara.ro

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