Intelligence and Security is an emphasis on intelligence gathering and analysis and the role of politics in formation of national and international security programs. This concentration is available on-campus and online.
Required Courses
- PSCI 2210 Introduction to International Relations
- PSCI 3260 United States Foreign Policy
- PSCI 4250 Intelligence and National Security
Six credit hours from the following:
- PSCI 2500 Introduction to Comparative Politics
- PSCI 3220 International Organizations
- PSCI 3250 Global Security Issues
- PSCI 3500 European Politics
- PSCI 3580 Government and Politics of Russia and the Post-Soviet States
- PSCI 3640 Government and Politics of China and East Asia
- PSCI 3660 Government and Politics of Japan and East Asia
- PSCI 3680 Government and Politics of Latin America
- PSCI 3700 Government and Politics of the Middle East
- PSCI 4200 International Relations of East Asia
- PSCI 4210 International Relations of the Middle East
- PSCI 4240 International Conflict Resolution
- PSCI 4260 International Law
- PSCI 4270 International Environmental Science and Policy
- PSCI 4280 Inter-American Politics
- PSCI 4500 Government and Politics of Great Britain
- PSCI 4520 Politics of France
- PSCI 4620 Islam and Politics
Within the Bachelor of Science in Emergency Management, students choose two concentrations. Several concentrations that pair well with Intelligence and Security include:
- Aviation Administration
- Criminology and Criminal Justice
- Geospatial Science
- Information Technology and Communication
- Logistics Management
- Private Sector Management
A minor in Political Science is also available; for more information, see the Emergency Management and Disaster Science Academic Advisor.