Very good in introducting me to the concept of international safety and security, thank you

A solid course to increase theoretical understanding of international security management.

I am delighted to have signed up for this course. I look forward to upgrading my skills.

VERY EDUCATIVE COURSE i recommend to everyone in the security field to take this course.

El curso me ha resultado muy útil para mejorar mis conocimientos sobre la Seguridad.

Nice course, it introduced me to the prescient of wide spectrum of security issues.

Very good exercise that i recommend to all my friends and network

A very informative course, which is concise and well structured.

Lots of content, minimal opportunity to test knowledge attained.

Structured well and very informative sessions. Well done all.

Very informative, great instructors who know their stuff.

Provides a good introductory overview of the topic.

Extremely interesting and well-structured!

Good Content and well-paced curricullam.

this good and safety internet

Very rewarding

Excellent

Good basic overview of many international security concerns and mechanisms. Compared to the eight week Homeland Security Intelligence (INTL613) class of American Military University, it is roughly 1/3 the material and usefulness. Compared to the Naval Post-graduate School online course available free to US military circa 2010, it is roughly 1/2 of the material and usefulness. So, it doesn't have robust material, there were very few knowledge checks, and there was little forum discussion or engagement. Much of the material was in Spanish from police instructors from Spain. Transcripts of the material are not available for future study. A benefit of the course is that one, especially if one is not European, can get a better understanding of European security mechanisms like Interpol. What I'm seeing in Coursera courses that is funny is that Russians are taking the course, and they are literally copy/pasting chatGPT material into discussion forums. This would be an honor/integrity violation in most US colleges and they would be removed from the course.

I did enjoy this course and it amongst other things has inspired me to apply for an international security themed Master's degree in Europe. A few things I suggest- I would have liked to have had more methods of testing in order to fully feel like I had earned more confidence and knowledge, and some of your speakers were quite difficult to understand (I know that English is most of your second languages so I am not trying to be rude, just to say it was more difficult for me to engage with the content because I was struggling to understand the speakers).

All-in-all, thankyou for the content. It has led me to further pursue my knowledge in this field.

it was good. although use of common words of English may be used instead of difficult. i had to go many time for google dictionary .content was based most of the time for Europe ,lectures could be on international concerns

The content feels drawn out in some material. I feel like having things broken down in simpler explanations or perhaps separated out more would be more beneficial. Otherwise the content was informative.

some of the interviews were a little unnecessary but equally, some reinforced the practical aspects so no real complaint.

It’s more focused on Europe and technical things like history and thought processes