NPS

NPS may refer to:

Organizations

• National Pension Service, the world's fourth-biggest pension fund, which manages $270 billion in assets in Korea
• National Park Service, the U.S. National Park Service
• Nederlandse Programma Stichting, a Dutch broadcasting foundation now part of Omroep NTR
• National Phobics Society, now Anxiety UK, a UK national registered charity
• National Prescribing Service, an independent provider of medical information in Australia
• National Probation Service, the probation service of England and Wales
• Nigerian Prisons Services, a government agency of Nigeria

Science, medicine and pharmaceutics

• Nonpoint source pollution, a term used for pollution that does not originate from a single source
• Neuropeptide S, a neuropeptide found in human and mammalian brain
• Nail–patella syndrome, an autosomal dominant genetic disorder
• Neonatal progeroid syndrome, a form of progeria
• National Pharmaceutical Stockpile, formerly the name for the Strategic National Stockpile in the USA

Politics

• National Party of Scotland, defunct Scottish political party founded in 1928
• National Party of Suriname, a political party in Suriname
• New Socialist Party (San Marino), a political party in San Marino

Education

• Naval Postgraduate School, graduate school operated by the United States Navy in California
• National Public School, Indiranagar, K-12 school located in Bangalore, India
• Nixon Public School, a defunct public school in Norfolk County, Ontario, Canada
• Naval Public School, the former name of the school system run by the Indian Navy

Other uses

• Non-penetrative sex
• Net promoter score, a term relating to customer loyalty research
• Nominal Pipe Size, a set of standard pipe sizes used for pressure piping in North America
• National Policy Statement (New Zealand)
• National Poetry Slam, a performance poetry competition
• Network Policy Server component of Windows Server 2008

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