This program is entirely online to provide maximum flexibility for students, and at the same time allow the ISS program to attract instruction from intelligence professionals located around the world.
By combining current theory, research, and experience, the program offers an intellectually rigorous course of study that emphasizes key skills related to analytical writing and research, critical thinking, and general international and domestic subject matter expertise.
In addition, the master's program offers two concentrations, both of which lead to a certificate in addition to the MA degree. The courses in both of these concentrations count as electives for the MA degree in Intelligence and Security Studies:. Carl Jensen during the questions and answers of his keynote address at The Citadel's Intelligence and Cybersecurity Conference. The level of knowledge, diversity, and real-world experience of the professors has given me in depth insight and unparalleled access to working professionals in the intelligence community, that has proven critical to my success in the private sector.
Oscar L. The certificate involves a separate application and acceptance. Upon enrollment, every Norwich student including online students gains access to an incredible network of people whose primary job is to help — from our student services advisers to our dedicated distance learning librarian and technical support team.
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I am providing my consent by leaving the opt-in checked. Message and data rates may apply. Privacy and Terms. Leave this field blank. Degree Bachelor of Science. Concentrations Students select elective courses. Why Norwich? Finish Your Degree With Norwich. Request Info. The program consists of five curriculum areas: Free elective courses are taken by all students who enter the program with fewer than 60 credits.
Core courses are designed to address the specific learning needs of national security and intelligence professionals. Degree elective courses enable students to shape their studies by selecting courses that meet personal and professional goals. Field studies put knowledge into practice by analyzing issues critical to national and international security Capstone project requires students to synthesize program learnings with a focus on ethics and leadership related to national security issues.
Core Curriculum Students are required to complete the following core curriculum coursework: Military Literature. American Foreign Policy in the Twentieth Century. Elementary Statistics. Comparative Religion. Environmental Science. Insurgency and Conflict. Law of Armed Conflict. Socio-Economic Studies. The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. Homeland Security and Intelligence. Global Security and Intelligence. Strategic Planning. National Security Policy. International Terrorism.
Introduction to Cultural Competence. Emergency and Disaster Relief Operations. Information Operations. History of Diplomacy I. History of Diplomacy II. Infrastructure Studies. Currently under course development. Capstone - National Security Studies. At a Glance Military service requirement An associate degree or minimum of 30 credits Transfer up to 90 credits Multiple start dates per year. Next Start Date Monday, March 7, Application Deadline Monday, February 7, Contact Admissions Monday - Friday: 8 a.
Use of military imagery on this page does not imply or constitute endorsement by the DoD or by the Military Services represented. Transfer Credits. You may receive the equivalent of up to 90 semester credits for training and prior learning that meet specific course requirements in the program. Transfer more credits ». What to Expect at Norwich. From student support to classroom resources to exceptional faculty, Norwich has your online learning experience covered.
Student Benefits ». Military Transcripts. Your military transcripts will provide Norwich with the information needed to begin reviewing and evaluating your military experience and training for college credit.
Learn more ». James Dalton, MA James Dalton is an experienced educator, with a focus on graduate and undergraduate military college program development and instruction. Those who chose to do so also have opportunities to teach undergraduate courses in the department. Depending on the student and their topic, some students will complete their dissertation by the end of the third year. Others may need continue working on it beyond the third year. Fall applications must be completed by December 1, for International Applicants and January 15, for Domestic Applicants.
The political science department makes funding offers to most students admitted to the program. Usually these are GTA positions that are guaranteed for three years, conditional on academic progress. Depending on budgetary constraints, students who are making good progress may be funded in their fourth year.
The Presidential and Trustees Fellowships fund students for four years of study; other fellowships may be shorter but will be combined with department GTA positions to support students for at least 3 years of study.
We encourage applicants to apply for outside fellowships that they may also be eligible for. Our faculty includes world-class researchers and teachers who have published in topic journals including the American Political Science Review , International Organization , International Security , International Studies Quarterly , The Journal of Conflict Resolution, African Affairs , and other top journals.
We have a strong record of collaborating with students and guiding them as they develop their research. Our PhD students have published in high quality journals, both on their own and in collaboration with faculty members.
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