Intelligence Studies
Not available to Intelligence Studies majors. 
(18 semester hours)

The student who graduates with a minor in Intelligence Studies will be able to:

• Identify the agencies and departments that are considered members of the U.S. intelligence community.
• Recognize the interaction between the intelligence community, Congress, and the Executive Branch and describe key event trends that impacted the relationships’ evolution.
• Recall the key aspects of the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004.
• Discuss the role of intelligence in Joint operations.
• Describe the “lessons learned” that have come out of intelligence successes and failures.

IS389 / INT 311 - History of U. S. Intelligence
RQ307 / INT 310 - Introduction to Intelligence
RQ310 / INT 313 - Tactical Intelligence
RQ312 / INT 312 - U. S. Intelligence Community
RQ313 / INT 315 - Foreign Intelligence Organizations
RQ350 / INT 314 - Contemporary Intelligence Studies