Intelligence Analysis Certificate
18 Semester Hours

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Upon completion of this certificate students will be able to:

  • Compose basic and intermediate-level research and provide professional analyses on issues critical to intelligence consumers.
  • Assess cognitive science principles that underlie human information processing and problem solving such as intelligence analysis.
  • Produce advanced-level analyses in selected areas critical to intelligence consumers.

Must take the following 9 semester credit hours (3 courses):

  • RC506 / INTL500 - Research Methods in Security and Intelligence Studies*
  • IN520 / INTL503 - Analytic Methods / Intelligence Analysis
  • OC503 / INTL630 - Security and Intelligence Data Analysis
    *or other AMU 500-level research methods course:

Choose 9 semester credit hours (3 courses) from:

  • IN608 / INTL631 - Criminal Intelligence Analysis
  • IN635 / INTL632 - Geographic Information Systems and Spatial Analysis I
  • IN636 / INTL633 - Geographic Information Systems and Spatial Analysis II
  • IN517 / INTL634 - Threat Analysis
  • IN523 / INTL635 - Indications and Warnings
  • IN529 / INTL636 - Regional Threat Analysis
  • IN528 / INTL637 - Intelligence Profiling
  • LC537 / INTL654 - Forecasting Terrorism
  • NS508 / NSEC505 - Foreign Policy and Security Analysis


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