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Learn MoreJoin Alumni members Rizwan Mahmood from Pakistan Customs; Kirsty Brieschke from Woodside Energy and Chris Lawson, from The Centre for Customs & Excise for Q&A discussion about how to carve out a successful career in customs, border management and trade facilitation.
Join Associate Professor Bryce Blegen (CCES), Varsha Singh (Seychelles Revenue Commission) and Paul Zalai (Freight and Trade Alliance) for what will be an interesting and informative panel presentation exploring the different strategies adopted by organisations for managing the increased volume of low-value shipments, addressing valuation and classification complexities, and mitigating the risk of illicit goods. Zoom links will be issued one week out from the event date.
Join Nancy Oraka (Oceania Customs Organisation), Tevita Tupou (UNCTAD) and Michelle Bond (Australian Border Force) to explore and discuss the initiatives and partnerships occurring both within customs administrations themselves as well as between OCO member states to improve data and information sharing, systems improvements, transparency and accountability.
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Join Professor David Widdowson, Syed Moinuddin MBE and Asha Menon for a discussion on the formidable challenges that customs and border management officials face in our ever-evolving global landscape and delve into the essential capabilities required to excel in this demanding industry—specifically, the attitudinal, behavioral, and skill-based qualities that are paramount for success.
On 3 April 2025, the CCES Community Network hosted a webinar on Advancing the Professionalism of Customs. This article outlines the key themes and take-aways from the session.
The Centre for Customs and Excise Studies has partnered with Credly, an international digital credentialling company to provide graduates of its Award programs with access to e-badges.
The United Nations ESCAP, in collaboration with the Asian Development Bank, are seeking papers on advancing green trade facilitation.
This article by Professor David Widdowson, CEO of the Centre for Customs and Excise Studies at Charles Sturt University and President of the INCU highlights several trends in the delivery of educational programs for Customs officers.