Academic Exchange Program (AEP)

Professors / Instructors

To Participate: If you are not participating in AFIO's Academic Exchange Program, please complete this secure participation form. For other inquiries contact AFIO's Director of the AEP.

For list of current Academic Exchange Participants, click here
or here for a list of all courses and professors.

Professors seeking assistance for Fall 2009-10 or Spring 2009 syllabi development, please send us an email.

AFIO archives hold copies of course syllabi for the college level intelligence courses listed below. They are available for review in the AFIO Library by members of AFIO's Academic Exchange Program. Professors considering the design of courses in this field are invited to contact AFIO for participation in the AEP.

Students

Students looking for courses should follow the College / University links to see what is being offered that term, or email listed professors to see if they might be teaching topics of interest to you, and where.

Academic Exchange Program (AEP) - Institutions with formal programs in intelligence, homeland security, counterterrorism and related

NCIX 2007 Listing of Selected Institutions and Courses Teaching Counterintelligence:

Online compendium by the National Counterintelligence Executive [NCIX] in the Office of the Director of National Intelligence of selected institutions teaching courses on Counterintelligence-related topics. This is the 2007 unclassified compendium: http://www.ncix.gov/publications/reports/NonGovernmentOnly.pdf
For those with access to classified systems, an additional list of CI education and training (government-provided), contact the NCIX.

Other Institutions Teaching Intelligence, Counterterrorism, and Related Courses:

Further listings of INSCT Courses are here and a full list of academic INSCT courses can be viewed online here.

Other institutions teaching intelligence can be found here.

Other institutions teaching in this field not listed above? Please contact us at afio@afio.com and let us add your group to the list above.

Center for the Study of Intelligence

AFIO also recommends that scholars and academic institutions thinking of adding courses on intelligence, terrorism, or related topics, explore the Center for the Study of Intelligence at CIA which acts as an additional resource to encourage and improve the teaching of intelligence in colleges and universities throughout the country.  CIA historians may be invited to lecture on intelligence-related topics. Through CIA's Officer-in-Residence Program, CIA officers teach intelligence-related courses at US colleges or universities for a two-year tour as visiting professors. The Exceptional Intelligence Analyst Program offers selected analysts throughout the Intelligence Community the opportunity to develop a year-long program of study and research, culminating in the production and possible publication by CSI of a paper detailing the study's analytical conclusions and its potential impact on the Intelligence Community.  More information on CIA's Educational Outreach program can be found here: CSI Sponsorship of Educational Programs

The Center can be reached by writing to:

Director of Center for the Study of Intelligence
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D. C. 20505

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