Intelligence Studies (TSAP)

The Intelligence Studies degree is designed specifically for students who seek a career as an intelligence analyst either in the U.S. government, military, or the private sector. In this program, students learn innovative ways to structure their thinking to solve complex real-world problems when there is both time pressure and a lack of reliable information.

Degree Map (TSAP)

Students transferring into the program from a community college with an A.S. degree will follow this pathway to finish in 2 years. Summer courses could expedite the process.

Fall 1st Year

INAN 200 - Introduction to Intelligence Analysis 3 Credits
INAN 230 - Psychology of Intelligence Analysis 3 Credits
INAN 260 - Research, Writing and Presentation in Intelligence Studies 3 Credits
Major Concentration | 3 Credits
Undergraduate Core Curriculum: Junior Composition | 3 Credits

15 Credits

Spring 1st Year

INAN 324 - Open-Source Intelligence 3 Credits
INAN 250 - Intelligence Methods and Analysis 3 Credits
INAN 315 - Intelligence and National Security 3 Credits
Major Concentration | 3 Credits
Undergraduate Core Curriculum: ESR | 3 Credits

15 Credits

Fall 2nd Year

INAN 370 - National Security Law 3 Credits
Major Concentration | 3 Credits
Major Concentration | 3 Credits
Major Directed Elective | 3 Credits
Undergraduate Core Curriculum: UDIE | 3 Credits

15 Credits

Spring 2nd Year

INAN 400 - Intelligence Applications and Issues 3 Credits
INAN 499 - Intelligence Studies in the Contemporary World 3 Credits
INAN 340 - Counterintelligence Operations 3 Credits
Major Directed Elective | 3 Credits
Elective | 3 Credits

15 Credits