Law Enforcement Intelligence and Analysis

The Masters Program in Law Enforcement Intelligence and Analysis was designed to meet the needs of the nation’s federal, tribal, state, and local policing agencies as well as private sector security officials. The School expects this applied degree to be pursued by intelligence analysts, law enforcement and security professionals, and prospective analysts seeking scholarship and advanced training in the emerging field of intelligence analysis.

The program is taught entirely online. MSU faculty oversee the curriculum; instruction is provided by MSU faculty as well as law enforcement professionals brought in as part-time instructors.

The MSU School of Criminal Justice reviews applications multiple times a year and offers fall, spring and summer start dates. Your application must include:

• Bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited institution
• Cumulative undergraduate GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale
• Official transcripts for all previously attended undergraduate and graduate institutions
• Personal statement

Gain the skills to analyze data and provide criminal intelligence so you can take the next step in your career in law enforcement. Prepare to excel as a corporate or corrections intelligence analyst, crime analyst, criminology consultant, probation officer and security manager.

Michigan State offers a variety of unique career development opportunities to help you stand out.

• Build skills with industry-relevant internships
• Network with potential employers
• Connect with successful alumni

Program Documents

LEIA Masters Program Handbook