Transatlantic Arctic Futures Course: 27-01 TAFC

TAFC is a three-day, 21-hour executive education course that examines potential trajectories of Arctic change through 2035, focusing on disruptive shifts across multiple domains that will shape transatlantic security relationships. The curriculum analyzes how converging factors – including dynamic operational environments, technological advancement, resource development, changing maritime access, and evolving geopolitical dynamics – may fundamentally alter Arctic security considerations. Using scenario-based analysis, participants explore how these transformative changes could affect North American and European security interests, partnerships, and operations in the High North. The course emphasizes practical approaches to building resilient transatlantic relationships that can adapt to multiple possible futures while maintaining regional security and stability.