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AYA Leadership Program |
This course supports early-career intelligence professionals in building a strong foundation for enduring leadership through developing their leadership motivations, mindset and skills, so they can effectively engage with peers and leaders, and influence and lead others. | Link | ||
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Cyber-Tech Institute of Australia - Full Stack Developer |
Full Stack Developers can do it all. As a Full Stack Developer you’d be able to develop both the frontend client software — the part of the software that we can see and interact with — as well as the underlying backend server software, databases, and logic that power web applications. |
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Cyber-Tech Institute of Australia - Cyber Security Analyst Program (NEW!) |
Developed as an entry-level program, the program is aimed to provide both the necessary IT fundamentals and crucial Cyber Security concepts required by Cyber Security Operation Centres (CSOCs). |
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CSU Microcert - Foundations of Intelligence Practice (NEW!) |
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This micro subject provides an introduction to the fundamentals of intelligence. It examines the purpose and use of intelligence in the private sector, law enforcement, national security and military contexts. The subject explains the types of intelligence such as tactical, operational, and strategic, and teaches basic analytical techniques. The subject is suitable for those new to intelligence, needing to use intelligence in the workplace, or with interest in exploring a career in the intelligence sector. |
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CSU Microcert - Intelligence Leadership (NEW!) |
This micro subject is designed for those aspiring toward intelligence leadership roles, or further formal training in the leadership of intelligence units. The subject introduces some of the contemporary issues and practices in intelligence leadership. It provides instruction on developing leadership skills. The subject uses reflective based learning techniques as the conduit to better understand effective leadership practices relevant to the intelligence field. |
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CSU - Graduate Certificate in Intelligence Analysis |
This course is primarily focused on those currently working or wishing to work as analysts in the national security, law enforcement, regulatory and private sector contexts. You'll study topics with a focus on foundation principles of intelligence, intelligence and analytics and operational intelligence. |
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CSU - Graduate Diploma of Intelligence Analysis |
This course offers you the opportunity to specialise in various aspects of intelligence practice, including intelligence management, national security intelligence, strategic intelligence and imagery and geo-spatial intelligence. You may also select electives relevant to your course, including fraud and leadership, management and counter-terrorism. |
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CSU - Master of Intelligence Analysis |
The Master of Intelligence Analysis from Charles Sturt University is intended to provide you, as an intelligence professional – whether in law enforcement, national security, public or private sectors – with the opportunity to undertake studies at postgraduate level through our Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security (AGSPS). Intelligence analysis is a field experiencing significant growth with a high demand for skilled professionals. Build your analytical skills across recent issues and events to form predictive strategies that support strategic planning and prioritisation of resourcing with our online Master of Intelligence Analysis. This course is part of an articulated program of study. Articulated programs allow you to build on your study to achieve the right level of qualification for you. You can commence with a single subject or enrol in the Graduate Certificate of Intelligence Analysis and progress through to a Master of Intelligence Analysis degree. |
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EU Intelligence Analysis (target audience includes representatives from international institutions) |
The EU Intelligence Analysis Course (EUIAC) combines foundation and advanced core, strategic, communications, geospatial and statistical analysis courses with common software such as GIS, i2 and SQL as prescribed by international and regional curriculum. Students learn critical thinking, creative thinking, analytic writing, briefing, Structured Analytic Techniques (SATs), communications intelligence (COMINT), historic and contemporary analytic issues. The course draws particular focus to regional and international law, ethical standards, risk, safety and security. Analytic tradecraft and presentation skills are assessed in a simulated exercise. The course is designed to take students without any knowledge of intelligence to the level of knowledge and skill required of functioning intelligence analysts. |
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Institute of Presilience - Graduate Certificate in Organisational Resilience, Risk, and High Reliability (NEW!) |
This qualification will give you the skills and knowledge to manage risk and business disruption in today’s volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous operating environment. Through a unique approach combining elements, tools, and best practice from risk management, leadership, psychology, behavioural economics, and organisational development, graduates will be able to lead teams and organisations to achieve organisational resilience and high reliability. |
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Intelligence Tools for the Digital Age |
First, this course explains some of the skills that will command a premium in the digital age, and why. Then, it offers you mental models and practical frameworks developed by the US intelligence community to give you a cognitive edge understanding the digital world. This edge is not about spying or secrets. It’s about better thinking. This analytic toolkit has nothing to do with tired, static MBA-style strategy frameworks. Instead, these tools to help you come to grips with the volatility, uncertainty, ambiguity and deception of the digital age. Ultimately, this course makes the case that as the world becomes more digital, your future success depends most of all on asking better questions of both yourself and others. Therefore, it teaches you how to adopt an intelligence analyst’s question-asking mindset. In short, take this course to acquire a sustainable business advantage through clearer, more structured thinking. |
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Intelligence Rising - Bias and Human Profiling |
This course will help you to identify and control your personal biases and the impact on your analysis. You will also be introduced to the fascinating area of human profiling allowing for the prediction of behaviour, identification of potential suspects, assessment of your competition and much more. |
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Intelligence Rising - Certificate of Intelligence Practice |
Intelligence Rising's flagship course, the Certificate of Intelligence Practice is certified internationally by the International Association for Intelligence Education (IAFIE) and meets IAFIE's standards for intelligence analyst training. The Certificate of Intelligence Practice provides a comprehensive introduction to the contemporary theory and tradecraft in use internationally within the intelligence profession. While on-the-job training will always play the greatest role in forming an intelligence officer, this course provides the fundamentals of intelligence analysis and assists agencies to ensure their officers have the foundations in place to work and establish consistency in language and understanding amongst their staff. |
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Intelligence Rising - Intelligence in Regulation |
This course introduces contemporary thinking in regulation, contemporary thinking in intelligence and how investment in intelligence will maximise decision outcomes in regulation. This course is unique internationally and seeks to assist those engaged in regulation understand more about their profession and how improved regulatory outcomes can be achieved. |
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Intelligence Rising - Intelligence in the Gaming Industry (NEW!) |
Intelligence in the Gaming Industry (IGI) is an online, self-paced course that introduces learners to the uses and application of the intelligence practice in the gaming industry. Recognising the interconnected relationship between the two, IGI is a course for both regulators of the gaming industry and the gaming industry itself. During this course, you will learn about the background of intelligence, what it is and what the profession is about. You will be introduced to regulatory intelligence as well as the meaning and benefits of human intelligence. IGI will give you an overview of several useful analytical techniques, including cohort analysis. You will learn to recognize an intelligence question vs an intelligence requirement and test your skills with a final quiz-based exam. This course is designed for any organisation (private or regulator) seeking to build and/or expand their intelligence capability, for individuals who want to increase their skill-set and stand out from the crowd and for anyone generally interested in the intersection between intelligence and the gaming sector. This course has been developed by experts in the gaming field. Expected course completion time is approximately 3-4 hours. |
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Intelligence Rising - Mastering Strategic Intelligence (NEW!) |
Strategic decision-making is hard and there are no simple solutions to make it easier. This course has the practical tradecraft skills necessary for intelligence officers and analysts to influence decisions and help shape their organisation's success. Some courses teach structured analytical tools, hoping that if these are applied correctly then good assessments follow. Others focus on data analytics as the solution. Both approaches fail in isolation. Hence, this course covers the broader skills needed to be a strategic intelligence officer including assessment, writing, scanning and warning skills. Practical learnings are derived from lived experience in a range of strategic intelligence positions across government and the private sector. We use strategic case studies as a practical framework for consideration, learning and understanding. It is a specialised course and supplements other training in the fundamentals of the intelligence craft and in organisational and personal bias which are contained in our other courses. |
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Level 1 Intelligence Analyst Certification |
This course is intended for the new intelligence analyst who has little to no prior experience. This course will provide the basic analytic skills necessary to produce basic, logically sound, descriptive intelligence analysis. |
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Macquarie University – Bachelor of Security Studies |
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The Bachelor of Security Studies will develop your knowledge and analytical skills to identify and address traditional and non-traditional security threats from both national and international perspectives. The course presents a systematic approach to security studies that covers the key conceptual approaches to identifying and managing security challenges and the diverse threats facing Australia, its region and the world in the twenty-first century. The broad scope of the course reflects the Australian government's expanded definition of national security and targets industry needs for graduate skills and capabilities. |
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Macquarie University - Master of Intelligence |
In an era defined by complex threats and rapid technological change, intelligence is a crucial tool for managing uncertainty and informing decision making. Macquarie University’s Master of Intelligence equips students with the analytical, ethical, and operational skills to navigate global intelligence challenges, from geopolitical competition to transnational crime. Students will explore the theory and evolution of intelligence, both in Australia and internationally, and engage deeply with the intelligence cycle across national security, law enforcement, and corporate domains. Emphasis is placed on structured analytic techniques, intelligence communication, and ethical frameworks, as well as the use of open-source and digital intelligence tools. Through practical and theoretical study—including scenario-based simulations, internships, and real-world case studies—students will build expertise across all stages of intelligence production and leadership. Graduates will be prepared for impactful careers in intelligence, investigation, and strategic analysis in government, private, and not-for-profit sectors. |
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University of Melbourne - Detecting Flaws in Reasoning (NEW!) |
The Reasoning Stress Test method was designed to evaluate and improve reasoning in intelligence analysis. It is based on research from the Hunt Laboratory for Intelligence Research and the training material was developed in collaboration with the Australian intelligence community. This Melbourne MicroCert introduces participants to the heart of the method, detecting common flaws in reasoning. |
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