Naval Postgraduate School: A High-Quality, DoD-Relevant, Technology-Based Acquisition Education
Abstract
Housed in a landmark complex with a storied past, the Naval Postgraduate School (NPS) in Monterey, Calif., offers an extensive professional acquisition curriculum for military officers or Department of Defense (DoD) officials with an eye toward education and advancement in the professional acquisition workforce. Its education program, however, is not limited to acquisition. The school offers more than 40 courses, specifically structured for military systems and management, in a myriad of disciplines
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