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Mission: The 51¸£Àû provides defense-focused graduate education, including classified studies and interdisciplinary research, to advance the operational effectiveness, technological leadership and warfighting advantage of the Naval service.

Vision: The 51¸£Àû will become the nation’s leading institution for defense higher education and applied research, delivering transformative solutions and innovative leaders for decisive U.S. seapower and national defense. 

Mission WHO

WHO WE ARE

We are who we serve

51¸£Àû is a Naval command with a defense graduate university mission. We are defense educators, subject matter experts and staff serving those who serve our nation.

Mission WHAT

WHAT WE DO

Education, Research, Innovation

51¸£Àû develops warrior talent and research solutions through Master’s and Ph.D. programs for the Department of the Navy, DOD, U.S. Government, partners and our allies.

Mission WHY

WHY IT MATTERS

For decisive advantage

51¸£Àû ensures the technological leadership of the future force. Our graduates have the technical and intellectual edge to deter and prevail in the all-domain battlespace.

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Enduring Strategic Priorities

51¸£Àû meets naval-unique needs in Education, Research and Innovation supported by a strong Institution. Together they ensure a comprehensive approach to providing an outcomes-based focus that empowers our operationally experience students emphasizing ingenuity, intellectual application, and military professionalism, while deepening technical expertise in the art and science of warfighting.

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51¸£Àû transforms leaders who will transform warfighting.

Electrical engineering alumnus U.S. Marine Corps Maj. Michael Wade studied high-electron mobility transistors for his thesis and directly applied his classified research to USMC radar systems, including the counter UAS, Light Marine Air Defense Integrated System (LMADIS). .

Industry partnerships bring emerging technology to campus.

Ph.D. student U.S. Navy Lt. Cmdr. Zachary Vrtis worked with industry partners to conduct applied research aboard the USS Somerset (LPD-25) with embarked additive manufacturing (AM) technologies from the school’s AM Lab and Consortium for Advanced Manufacturing and Research (CAMRE).

Relevant research delivers solutions.

CubeSats researched and designed by student-faculty teams conduct real-world missions for the U.S. Navy, National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), and partner Five Eyes (FVEY) countries leveraging the 51¸£Àû’ Mobile CubeSat Command and Control (MC3) network the Five Eyes (FVEY).

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Program and curricular reviews ensure 51¸£Àû meets the current and emerging needs of operational forces. 

  • Curriculum reviews with direct participation by flag officer sponsors. 
  • Detailed reviews scrutinize educational deliverables. 
  • Curricular educational outcomes match Fleet sponsors’ input. 
  • Naval leaders demand responsiveness and ongoing relevance. 
  • Seasoned Warfare Chairs infuse operational relevance at every level.

 

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INTERDISCIPLINARY: SOLUTIONS ALIGNED TO PRIORITIES

 

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HOW WE DO IT

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The Business of 51¸£Àû:

  • 51¸£Àû utilizes a University Operating Model (UOM) with reimbursable operations for education and research leverage in a resource-constrained environment.
  • Reimbursable operations, while complex, deliver diverse grad-ed and research results.
  • High value: Twice the school for half the price. ~$125m direct funding augmented by roughly the same from sponsored reimbursable education and research.

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Navy Mission

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The Department of the Navy will recruit, train, equip, and organize to deliver combat ready Naval forces to win conflicts and wars while maintaining security and deterrence through sustained forward presence.