Intelligence Education for Joint Warfighting

摘要

In June 1998 the Joint Military Intelligence College (JMIC) opened a new era by expanding education in this area for the military, intelligence professionals, and other members of the national security community at large with the introduction of an undergraduate degree in intelligence. As the only accredited institution offering a Bachelor of Science in Intelligence and a Master of Science of Strategic Intelligence, JMIC is educating the next generation of intelligence leaders within a joint environment for the roles and responsibilities outlined in Joint Vision 2010. During their year of graduate study at JMIC, officers and senior noncommissioned officers from every service and civilians from across the intelligence and law enforcement communities to consider such issues. They are exposed to senior military leaders and civilian policymakers as part of the study of the dynamics and tensions between intelligence and policy as well as the impact of personalities and group dynamics--beyond the wiring diagrams--on the national security process.