MS National Security Intelligence Analysis at University of New Hampshire

Are you interested in using data to provide timely and objective assessment to decision-makers? Does your curiosity drive you to analyze national security threats and understand their underlying causes – or their solutions? Have you wondered about what approach is best to analyze a challenging security issue?

Department: National Security Intelligence Analysis  |  Duration: 30 credits; in 12 months  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Durham, NH, United States

What you will study

30-credit programme. Required courses include NSIA 810 National Security Policy and the Intelligence Community; NSIA 820 Intelligence Analysis; NSIA 830 National Security Research Design and Methods; NSIA 840 National Security Qualitative Research Design and Analysis; NSIA 850 Intelligence Analysis Case Studies; NSIA 870 National Security Quantitative Research Design and Analysis I.

Career pathways

Government, private-sector, and not-for-profit employers require analysts who have subject-matter knowledge, critical thinking, qualitative, and quantitative (data science) skills that they can apply to domestic and international security problems.

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