The following institutions of formal higher education provide intelligence analysis or criminal justice programs.
Faculty must submit supporting documentation, including a list of the criminal justice/intelligence program faculty, a list of the courses offered, and a review of research projects and periodicals available through the program.
Academic memberships are for each institution; however, each institution's program has a contact person.
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Henley-Putnam University
Our university’s mission is to serve professionals in the strategic security industry, especially within the law enforcement, military and the intelligence community, by increasing their opportunities for advancement in the fields of intelligence management, counterterrorism studies, and the management of personal protection. Our focus is on delivering user friendly, high quality, online programs with an emphasis on furthering knowledge in deterrence and prevention. Henley-Putnam University was conceived after more than twelve years of planning and research to contribute to the professional development of protection, intelligence and counterterrorism tradecraft. The founders designed the University to meet the strategic security industry’s establishment of higher educational standards – and in keeping with this design, brought on board only faculty with real world experience in their respective fields. At Henley-Putnam, you can pursue:
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Johns Hopkins University-Division of Public Safety Leadership
JHU's Division of Public Safety Leadership offers a Master's of Science in Intelligence Analysis. Our program works with active Intelligence Analysts from members of Law Enforcement agencies and from member agencies of the federal Intelligence Community (IC). Our focus is to enable the students to be better leaders within the profession and to contribute to the development of the profession. We are particularly interested in the nexus between Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysts and members of the IC. Our cohort approach is a proven, time-tested way to build the networks of contacts and trust that break down traditional stovepipes and resolve problems. The Division's motto is "Learn Together, Lead together." A complete description of our program together with the on-line application forms can be found on our website: www.psl.jhu.edu. |
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Utica College
• Bachelors - Criminal Justice, Economic Crime Investigation, Cybersecurity and Information Assurance • Masters - Criminal Justice Administration, Economic Crime Management, Cybersecurity - Intelligence and Forensics, MBA - Fraud Management • Certificate - Financial Crimes Investigator Utica College offers a suite of programs under the banner of Economic Crime and Justice Studies (ECJS). Utica College's academic programs are in criminal justice, economic crime and cybersecurity. These programs focus on both the theoretical and practical aspect of each discipline. A theory-into-practice formula is applied to the ECJS curriculum, which allows students increasing involvement in theory, research, and practice culminating in a capstone experience. Hands-on work and the acquisition of practical knowledge is emphasized. In addition to its academic programs, the College houses the Economic Crime Institute, the Center for Identity Management and Information Protection and the Computer Forensics Research and Development Center. |