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U.S. Naval War College develops strategic and operational leaders, help the Chief of Naval Operations define the future Navy, strengthen maritime security cooperation and support combat readiness.
A U.S. Naval War College (NWC) education provides a framework in which military and civilian leaders gain an understanding of the nature and use of naval strategy and organization through its scholastic programs.
U.S. Naval War College helps define the future Navy, supports combat readiness, promotes ethics and leadership, and strengthens global maritime partnerships.
U.S. Naval War College (NWC) educates and develops today’s military leaders and civilian officials through rigorous academics, strategic simulations, and practical learning experiences.
U.S. Naval War College (NWC) offers four professional military education (PME) courses delivered via the My Navy Portal (MNP) for officers, enlisted and Department of Navy civilians. These courses are designed to provide learners with a 24/7 worldwide PME experience at milestones in their careers.
A U.S. Naval War College (NWC) education provides a framework in which military and civilian leaders gain an understanding of strategy and operations, as well as the ability to think critically, deal with uncertainty and surprise, be proficient in joint matters, and comprehend the security environment and all elements of national power.
The U.S. Naval War College directory is an inclusive listing of profiles and publications that highlights the accomplishments of our military and civilian faculty as well as academic staff who directly impact our student learning.
U.S. Naval War College is home to nine individual colleges, as well as specialized groups and research centers. Each of these units contributes to our mission of developing future leaders, whether through rigorous academics, practical learning experiences, or professional development opportunities.
The mission of the U.S. Naval War College is to educate tomorrow’s leaders, inform today’s decision-makers, and engage with allies and partners on all matters of naval power in order to preserve the peace, respond in crisis, and win decisively in war.
The Graduate Degree Program (GDP) allows students who are currently enrolled in or have graduated from the Fleet Seminar Program (FSP) to pursue a Master of Arts degree. In addition to the required FSP core courses, nine semester credit hours of approved electives are required to fulfill the M.A. degree requirements.
