Military Schools in Finland

Information about Finnish military academies.

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Army Academy (MAASK) is the Finnish Army brigade and defense branch school, whose registered office is in Lappeenranta. (WEBSITE)
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The Finnish National Defense University is the Finnish Defense Forces' university located in Helsinki. The university trains officers for the Defense Forces and the Finnish Border Guard. (WEBSITE)
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The Finnish Naval Academy is a military training facility subordinate to the Commander-in-Chief of the Navy. Its primary role is to provide basic level training for naval cadets. (WEBSITE)

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  • Army Academy

    Established: 2001 Lappeenranta

    Army Academy (MAASK) is the Finnish Army brigade and defense branch school, whose registered office is in Lappeenranta.

    OFFICIAL WEBSITE »

  • National Defense University

    Established: 1993 Helsinki

    The Finnish National Defense University is the Finnish Defense Forces' university located in Helsinki. The university trains officers for the Defense Forces and the Finnish Border Guard.

    OFFICIAL WEBSITE »

  • Naval Academy of Finland

    Established: 1930 Suomenlinna

    The Finnish Naval Academy is a military training facility subordinate to the Commander-in-Chief of the Navy. Its primary role is to provide basic level training for naval cadets.

    OFFICIAL WEBSITE »

Others not listed but also in Finland

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