Marymount University
Graduate Catalog 2016-17
FLP 573 Counterintelligence
Provides students with a comprehensive overview of counterintelligence (CI) and how CI serves as an instrument to protect U.S. strategic advantage and support U.S. policy. Through analysis of case studies and a "lessons learned" approach, students will explore how foreign intelligence services and non-state actors have sought to use various forms of espionage to acquire protected information from U.S. entities and how the U.S. has responded to that challenge. A minimum grade of B is required to advance in the intelligence studies concentration. (3)
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