Naval Academy in Gdynia and Ecole Navale join forces. A new phase of international military cooperation
The Naval Academy in Gdynia has signed a bilateral agreement under the Erasmus+ program with the prestigious French military institution, Ecole Navale in Brest. This marks a significant step in expanding cooperation with European military academies.
In brief
The Polish Naval Academy in Gdynia has signed a bilateral Erasmus Plus agreement with the French military academy Ecole Navale in Brest. Students of the Polish Naval Academy took part in a module on the European Union's Common Security and Defence Policy, which brought together participants from Poland, France, Romania and Greece, with lectures delivered by experts from France, Austria and Poland. The academy was represented by Dr Monika Wysocka, Rector-Commandant's Plenipotentiary for International Exchanges, and two military students, thanks to the Military Erasmus Emilyo programme and the support of the Foundation for the Development of the Education System.
As part of this partnership, Naval Academy students participated in a specialized module focused on the European Union’s Common Security and Defence Policy, which brought together students from Poland, France, Romania, and Greece. Lectures were conducted by experts from France, Austria, and Poland, offering participants a broad perspective and valuable practical experience.
Representing the Naval Academy were Dr. Monika Wysocka, Rector-Commandant’s Plenipotentiary for International Exchanges, and two military students from the Faculty of Navigation and Ship Weaponry and the Faculty of Command and Naval Operations. Their participation was made possible through the Military Erasmus – Emilyo program and the support of the Foundation for the Development of the Education System.
The agreement with Ecole Navale opens new opportunities for academic and educational collaboration, strengthening the Naval Academy in Gdynia’s position within the international network of military academies.
Source: Gazeta Morska · Compiled by: Kamil Kusier
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