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EXCELLENCE THROUGH DISCIPLINELex AstraACADEMY

Excellence
Through Discipline

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THE SCHOOLS OF LEX ASTRA

Welcome to
Lex Astra

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Lex Astra Academy · Stanton

Education at Lex Astra

Founded in 2891, Lex Astra offers study in fleet operations, applied industry, civil service and public affairs. Teaching combines seminars and supervised practical work, with assessment through examinations, written work and oral defence.

Students enter from across the systems and from a range of professions. They study common subjects before specialising, and may pursue careers within or outside the institutions that use Lex Astra instruction.

The Academy’s history →

From admission to graduation

Your studies at Lex Astra

Explore each stage to see what you will need to do and where to begin.

Choose your study

Find the programme that fits your work

Read the course outcomes, preparation and assessed tasks. The common Foundation precedes specialist study; visiting students may seek a place on an individual course.

Your preparation

Consider what you want to be able to do, the experience you already have and the time you can regularly set aside.

Explore programmes

Course descriptions and reading are available before you apply.

The Academy Review

From the teaching rooms

Library & collections →

From the collections

The second signature

Why the Academy has always kept instruction and commission on different lines.

Office of the Registrar

Faculty notebook

A watch that can be relieved

The first test of a command plan is whether another person can use it.

CDR Maren Haldorsen · Command Studies

LEX ASTRA ACADEMY

REGISTER OF INSTRUCTION & COMMISSIONS2891
Completion of instruction does not by itself authorize command.
Volume I · opening instruction

From the first register

The authority of
the second signature.

The faculty can teach and examine. A commission requires the appointing office. The first register’s distinction still shapes how the Academy records a candidate’s work.

Read the founding leaf →

Life at the Academy

The library stays open
after the last lecture.

Reading rooms, command conferences, the induction register and the quiet work between formal occasions.

Explore Academy life →

Take part

Bring your experience
to the teaching table.

Prepare a case, help run an exercise, mentor a crew or contribute to the collections. Begin with the work and the time you can offer.

Participation & enquiries →