This course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of intelligence and security operations, focusing on the principles, theories, and laws that govern intelligence activities. Through an in-depth exploration of intelligence cycles, organizational structures, and ethical considerations, students will gain insights into both governmental and private-sector intelligence functions. Additionally, the course covers threat assessment methodologies, intelligence collection techniques, and strategies for protecting national security while adhering to legal and ethical frameworks.
At the end of the course, Students will:
- Gain an in-depth understanding of intelligence principles, security frameworks, and the operational structures of intelligence agencies
- Develop the ability to assess threats, analyze intelligence processes, and formulate strategies for national and organizational security.
- Understand the ethical challenges and legal frameworks governing intelligence activities at national and international levels.
- Learn how to apply intelligence theories, design security models, and utilize intelligence resources effectively in both public and private sectors.
2nd
Study Year
3rd
Semester
6
No of Credits / ECTS
Lecturers
John Doe
john.doe@example.com
