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Police academy admissions in the Balkans

Overview

In early July 2026, the North Macedonia Police School announced it was accepting applications for 200 cadet positions. Later that month, Moldova’s Stefan cel Mare Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs opened enrollment for 275 new students, with 175 funded by the state. The Moldovan academy detailed its three study tracks—Law, Public Order and Security, and Border Security—along with requirements such as a clean criminal‑record check and health certification, and noted that budget‑supported cadets receive accommodation, meals and uniforms, and must complete a year of military service.

Both announcements reflect a regional push to expand and professionalize law‑enforcement training by increasing intake capacities and offering state‑backed support for trainees.

Entities

Stefan cel Mare Academy · Dinu Ostavciuc · Constantin Rusnac · Ministry of Internal Affairs of Moldova

Timeline

  1. 24 days ago

    [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Moldova's Stefan cel Mare Police Academy Opens 275 Study Places

    Moldova's Stefan cel Mare Police Academy will admit 275 students (175 state‑funded), requiring no criminal record and health clearance, offering Law, Public Order and Border Security programs with modern labs,

  2. about 2 months ago

    [POLITICS] 2 sources
    North Macedonia Police School Opens Admissions for 200 Cadets

    MVR of North Macedonia opened a 15‑day admission call for 200 students to the Middle Police School “7 May”, detailing eligibility, a three‑phase selection (physical, written, interview) and guaranteed police‑c‑

Sources

buletin.de · moldova1.md · radiomoldova.md