Civilian Institutions Programs Office
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The Navy's fully-funded graduate education program supports 71 different subspecialties. Forty-two
different curricula are currently being taught at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey. In addition,
36 other fields of study are possible from over 65 different civilian institutions nationwide. Each year
approximately 20% of the graduate assignments for officers are slated to attend civilian institutions
(CIVINS). OPNAVNOTE1520 (DOC) can tell you more about Funded Graduate Education Programs, or
you can talk to your Detailer or Community manager for additional details.
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