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Peace and Conflict Studies
This is an undergraduate program at the University of Toronto. Details of current research and staff interests are featured.
Canadian Forces University Program
Collaboration between the University of Manitoba and the armed forces giving those in the services a university education.
Center for Security and Defence Studies
This department of Carleton University (Ottawa, Ontario) organises conferences on political and military issues and conducts research.
Canadian Forces College / Collège des Forces canadiennes
Prepares officers of the Canadian Forces and other armed forces for command and staff duties.
York Centre for International and Security Studies
Part of York University, it conducts research into Canadian security, develops policy, and holds seminars on defence and related issues. Includes list of working papers.
Canadian Land Force Command and Staff College
Army training facility located in Kingston, Ontario. Includes background about the college, course calendars, and contact information.
International Association of Peacekeeping Training Centres
The association exchanges information between training centres and those interested in training. Features information on standards, cooperation, executive committee, reports and articles of association.
Infantry School
The training center for Canada's Infantry, located in CFB Gagetown, New Brunswick, presents details about courses and general information about the Canadian Forces Land Force (Army) (French available).
Canadian Forces Air Navigator School
CFANS, an Air Force establishment, presents text and photo information on the school and programs (French available).
RCAC School
A history and description of Royal Canadian Armoured Corps School located in CFB Gagetown, New Brunswick.
Royal Military College of Canada
Official site of Canada's military university located in Kingston, Ontario. Provides descriptions of military and academic programs. Entrance requirements and degree programs are fully explained. Academic calendar (French available).
NFTC - NATO Flying Training in Canada
Describes, in text and photo, the Canadian Forces (Air Force) program of undergraduate and graduate fighter pilot training program designed for nations interested in NATO-standard flying training.
The Centre for Foreign Policy Studies
Part of Dalhousie University, the centre researches, teaches, and publishes papers on foreign policy and strategic studies. Includes papers and details of current work.
Centre for Military and Strategic Studies
Presents information on this University of Calgary program as well as a journal with articles of interest to the Canadian defence community.
This is an undergraduate program at the University of Toronto. Details of current research and staff interests are featured.
Collaboration between the University of Manitoba and the armed forces giving those in the services a university education.
This department of Carleton University (Ottawa, Ontario) organises conferences on political and military issues and conducts research.
Prepares officers of the Canadian Forces and other armed forces for command and staff duties.
Part of York University, it conducts research into Canadian security, develops policy, and holds seminars on defence and related issues. Includes list of working papers.
Army training facility located in Kingston, Ontario. Includes background about the college, course calendars, and contact information.
The association exchanges information between training centres and those interested in training. Features information on standards, cooperation, executive committee, reports and articles of association.
The training center for Canada's Infantry, located in CFB Gagetown, New Brunswick, presents details about courses and general information about the Canadian Forces Land Force (Army) (French available).
CFANS, an Air Force establishment, presents text and photo information on the school and programs (French available).
A history and description of Royal Canadian Armoured Corps School located in CFB Gagetown, New Brunswick.
Official site of Canada's military university located in Kingston, Ontario. Provides descriptions of military and academic programs. Entrance requirements and degree programs are fully explained. Academic calendar (French available).
Describes, in text and photo, the Canadian Forces (Air Force) program of undergraduate and graduate fighter pilot training program designed for nations interested in NATO-standard flying training.
Part of Dalhousie University, the centre researches, teaches, and publishes papers on foreign policy and strategic studies. Includes papers and details of current work.
Presents information on this University of Calgary program as well as a journal with articles of interest to the Canadian defence community.
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