Master's Degree
Prepare to navigate the technology-driven intelligence landscape by acquiring the critical analysis and communication skills needed for success in this industry.
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Georgetown University’s Master of Professional Studies in Applied Intelligence prepares you to navigate today’s increasingly complex and data-driven intelligence landscape. You’ll master the analytical and technical skills that you can immediately put to use to improve performance, increase efficiencies, and generate actionable insights.
Unlike other intelligence degrees, our program focuses on three key sectors: homeland security, law enforcement, and competitive business intelligence. You’ll develop a 360-degree perspective of the intelligence landscape while examining cutting-edge practices related to risk assessment, intelligence operations, and analytical techniques.
Ideal for working professionals, our program is designed to fit your schedule. We offer flexible options to take classes online, on campus, or through a combination of both—so you don’t have to interrupt your career to earn your degree.
This is an excellent program that incorporates innovative materials and confronts contemporary issues head-on. By bringing together vast faculty and student experiences and backgrounds, the Applied Intelligence program provides a collaborative environment, preparing you with techniques and skills that are immediately valuable to an intelligence professional.”
In the classroom you’ll engage with a faculty of leading scholars and practitioners, who expose you to the latest technologies and best practices within the intelligence industry. You’ll also have opportunities to hone your skills in the real world through case studies analysis, engagements with industry leaders, and events with some of the largest government surveillance agencies and private intelligence firms.
You’ll leave the program primed to take on the evolving—and increasingly important—data analytics challenges of today’s organizations.
*Tuition for the Summer 2019, Fall 2019, and Spring 2020 terms will be available in early 2019.
