The following links are for academic and training opportunities from around the globe, relevant to law enforcement intelligence:

Grantham University online - 100% online accredited undergraduate and graduate degree programs www.grantham.edu

Charles Sturt University (distance learning), Australia, Graduate Certificate/Diploma in Criminal Intelligence

http://www.csu.edu.au/courses/pg/arts/gdci/

Clackamus Community College, Oregon City, Oregon (distance learning) - Accredited 1 semester hour courses on Intro to Crime Analysis, Statistics, Intro to Police Intelligence, Criminal Intelligence Analysis, Research Methods, Crime Analysis via Link Analysis  

http://dl.clackamas.edu/catalog.htm#CRIMINAL

The Alpha Group Center for Crime and Intelligence Analysis Training

http://www.alphagroupcenter.com/

Andrew Jackson University - accredited online Criminal Justice degree programs   www.aju.edu  

Intelligence Analysis course syllabus with Dr Tom OConnor, NC Wesleyan College

www.faculty.ncwc.edu/toconnor/427/default.htm

Canadian Police College, opened in 1976, under the mandate of the Government of Canada, with courses in 

Criminal Intelligence Analysis (internet based), Strategic Analysis, and Intelligence Analysis

www.cpc.gc.ca/about_e.htm

St Peters College, Jersey City Campus, New Jersey, with their Criminal Justice program that includes courses in 

Criminal Research & Intelligence Analysis, Investigative Sciences, and Research Techniques in Criminal Justice

http://www.spc.edu/departments/crim_jus/index.shtml

Justice Institute of British Columbia (ISO 9001 registered), online course in International Online Intelligence 

& Investigative Research

www.jibc.bc.ca/police/programs/onlinetraining/intelligence_investigation_course/default.htm

Regional Counterdrug Training Academy, Naval Air Station, Meridian, MS, Intelligence Fundamentals for Law 

Enforcement (3 day course)

www.rcta.org/counterdrug/catalog/ifle.htm

Florida International University (Miami), A Center for Academic Excellence in Intelligence Studies 

(take a look at the courses they are offering under their proposed and Graduate Certificate in Intelligence 

Studies programs. 

www.fiu.edu/~ippcs/proposal_CAE.html

Chandler Community College (Arizona), Crime & Intelligence Analysis courses that include telephone toll, crime 

analysis, link analysis,  intel analysis, GIS, etc

www.cgc.maricopa.edu/social/justice/cia_index.html

Fort Indiantown Gap in Annville, PA, with courses in Analytical Investigative techniques (intelligence oriented)

www.counterdrug.org/facility.htm

Desales University, with Criminal Justice courses in Intelligence Analysis and others

www.desales.edu/default.aspx?pageid=683

Embry Riddle, Global Security & Intelligence Studies

www.erau.edu/pr/degrees/b-gsis.html

Point Park University, with their Bachelor of Science in Intelligence and National Security. Courses in Intelligence 

Analysis and Critical Thinking, Intelligence Internship, Intelligence & Security Principles, Special Topics in Intelligence

www.pointpark.edu/default.aspx?id=1445

St Josephs University (Paul Andrews), with courses on Law Enforcement 

Intelligence Analysis

www.sju.edu/academic_programs/grad_art_science/crime_just/index.html

The University of Manchester (UK), Post Graduate Certificate/Diploma. Masters in Criminal Intelligence Analysis, 

including courses in the Basis of Analysis, GIS, Criminal Organization, Forensic Psychology, The Analyst and the

Law, and Research Methods (site has not been updated since 2003/2003)

http://les1.man.ac.uk/dass/hfc/documents/ciaapp.shtm

You must have at least an undergraduate degree

Applications accepted only for Spring/Summer 2009 (applications
close out December 1, 2008)

Two weeks residency required every quarter in Monterrey, California.
Except for the residency, its all online

The Master's Degree Program is provided at no cost to State (including members
of the National Guard under Title 32), Local municipality, and U.S. Department
of Homeland Security government employees (including the U.S. Coast Guard)
accepted into the program. Non-DHS Federal government employees and U.S.
military officers are also encouraged to apply; but are required to have
financial sponsorship from their agency or command if they are accepted into the
program.

The following are minimum qualifications applicants should have in order to be
considered for admission:

Employed by a Local, State, or Federal government agency or the U.S. military,
and have Homeland Security experience and responsibilities;
Possess an undergraduate degree from an accredited college or university

Graduated with a minimum 3.0 grade point average for all undergraduate
coursework or awarded a graduate degree. Applicants with a grade point average
below 3.0 will be considered if they have relevant work experience and
qualifications to complement their academic record

If accepted to the program, the applicant plans to continue to serve in a
Homeland Security capacity for at least two years following graduation. (This
may be the applicant's current position, or one accepted after participating in
the program, so long as it is related to Homeland Security)

More information available at http://www.chds.us/