Intelligence & National Security

The Intelligence and National Security graduate certificate explores the origins, theory, and foundations in the areas covered under the concept of national intelligence, national security, and critical infrastructure protection. Modern practitioners and students of national security issues have to deal with interrelated complex systems, often organized or self-organized in vast networks. No issue in this environment is addressed and solved by a single individual, or even a single organization, but real-life problems are attended by groups of professionals with diverse backgrounds and professional training. This certificate will cover the important concepts and modes of analysis that are frequently addressed in national security and intelligence and critical infrastructure protection.

• A minimum of an awarded bachelor’s degree from an accredited
  undergraduate institutions

• A score of 550 or higher on the TOEFL (or equivalent on the computer-based
  version) for students whose primary language is not English

• Personal statement outlining career objectives, and suitability for graduate study and online study, and reasons for undertaking graduate work

• Résumé or curriculum vitae