Our BSc (Hons) Intelligence Analysis and Management degree is built around the expectations and needs of employers. We were the first university to offer this type of course in the UK and have a strong reputation in this field.

You will benefit from our experienced and supportive course team, who are intelligence and security practitioners. Guest lecturers and industry workshops are also a key part of the course, ensuring you gain up-to-date knowledge and understanding to prepare you for an exciting career.

Why study this subject?

There has been an increase in the number of employment opportunities for intelligence analysts in government, military police and commercial sectors and many employers are looking for entry level intelligence analysts. The analysis of intelligence, and the management of those who undertake that analysis, are important and fundamental processes for both public and private sector organisations.

Whether you’re looking to focus on developing a career in intelligence, or you already have some experience and wish to formalise this with an academic qualification, a degree in Intelligence Analysis and Management will develop your knowledge, understanding and capabilities ready for progression in a variety of sectors

Why study at Buckinghamshire New University?

Our BSc (Hons) Intelligence Analysis and Management degree programme will help prepare you for employment as an intelligence analys.

Whether you want to work in the police, an intelligence agency or in military intelligence, the lecturers try to incorporate that into the lessons and tailor the content to your areas of your interest.

If you’re unsure which area or specific career to go into, this course will equip you with a wide variety of skills for different industries or sectors, so you’ll be prepared for whatever field you end up choosing.

The programme draws upon the expertise, capabilities and knowledge of sector and industry specialists in the public and private sector, as well as from researchers and academics. This offers comprehensive and current coverage of the required capabilities and analytical approach that are inherent requirements for effective and employable intelligence analysts and managers.

We are committed to providing you with the best learning experience. With smaller class sizes, you’ll have access to one-to-one teaching and support.

The course team and visiting lecturing staff have been, or are still, intelligence and security practitioners and have military and police backgrounds.

Our supportive course team tailor the content to ensure a more hands on/practical aspect to this course teaching you the different types of intelligence and skills needed to be effective in your future career.

The course covers a wide range of intelligence-related subject areas, or domains, and links them to an understanding of the all-important need for intelligence to be an embedded, rather than distinct organisational function.

What will I study?

The course will help you develop and grow your analytical skills, and the content is closely aligned to the needs of employers.

You will study business modules so that you can apply the intelligence to a business context, rather than just security, to help bolster your career options.

We will also help you develops life skills essential to future employment, such as critical and analytical thinking, problem solving, time management, people management, self-confidence, personal organisation and independence. You will finish the degree with a well-rounded portfolio for prospective employers.

In year one, you will grow your knowledge of intelligence processes, such as the police National Intelligence Model. You will also develop your understanding in issues in global security, policing and crime, business and management concepts and critical

infrastructure (such as transport and energy) – all targets of intelligence analysis and counter-intelligence activities.  The first year will set you up for success in your subsequent years of study.

In your second year, you will grow your knowledge and understanding of structured analytical techniques (SATS), using the range of techniques against case studies sourced from current and proposed events.

Enhancing this are subjects in counter-intelligence and a development of understanding of technical and communications intelligence so that they can demonstrate an understanding of information collection requirements with technical collection agencies. Commercial intelligence helps refine the students understanding of business and the relevance of analysis in this sector. The subjects in the second year will prepare you for success in the third year.

In your final year, you will hone, refine and grow your confidence in professional skill sets using tailored, realistic and challenging scenarios to challenge and stretch you, preparing you for employment.

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