Certificate in Intelligence Studies

The curriculum in the Certificate of Intelligence Studies is designed to provide the students with competencies in contemporary principles of intelligence, history of U.S. intelligence and national security, intelligence research methods, strategic intelligence, and U.S. intelligence and foreign policy.

A minimum of 28 credit hours is required for graduation.

Students interested in receiving the federal ODNI IC Scholar Certificate must have a minimum overall GPA of 2.5

Requirements

Course Number	Title	Credits
CRJ204	Criminal Investigation	3
CRJ205	Response to Terrorism	3
CRJ207	Criminology for the Criminal Justice Practitioner	3
CRJ214	History and Structure of U.S. Intelligence Community	3
CRJ215	Issues in Intelligence Collection	3
CRJ216	Counter Intelligence	3
ENG101	English Composition I	3
HIS112	Western Civilization II	3
	OR
HIS122	World Civilization II	3
MAT125	Statistics	4

Courses with Corequisites: CRJ205 Response to Terrorism

Sequencing Advice: CRJ205 Response to Terrorism: This course must be taken in the first semester of enrollment in this Certificate program.

Recommended Course Sequence/Pathway Certificate in Intelligence Studies

Course Number	Title	Credits

Year 1 Fall

Course Number	Title	Credits
CRJ205	Response to Terrorism	3
ENG101	English Composition I	3
HIS112	Western Civilization II	3
	OR
HIS122	World Civilization II	3
CRJ215	Issues in Intelligence Collection	3
CRJ214	History and Structure of U.S. Intelligence Community	3

Year 1 Spring

Course Number	Title	Credits
CRJ204	Criminal Investigation	3
CRJ207	Criminology for the Criminal Justice Practitioner	3
CRJ216	Counter Intelligence	3
MAT125	Statistics	4

Total Credit Hours: 28