AMU Cooperative Degree Agreement
with the U.S. Army Intelligence Center

The American Military University (AMU), in cooperation with the U.S. Army Intelligence Center (USAIC) at Ft. Huachuca, has evaluated several courses of the curriculum at the intelligence schools for academic credit to be applied to the Bachelor of Arts in Intelligence Studies and the Master of Arts in Intelligence Studies from American Military University.

This cooperative agreement allows graduates of the Military Intelligence Basic Non-Commissioned Officer Course (MI BNCOC), the Military Intelligence Advanced Non-Commissioned Officer Course (MI ANCOC), the Military Intelligence Warrant Officer Basic Course (MI WOBC), and the Military Intelligence Captains Career Course (MICCC) to apply the learning outcomes of these courses as credit toward the Bachelor of Arts in Intelligence Studies or Master of Arts in Intelligence Studies from American Military University.

Notes:

1. Students transferring to AMU on or after December 5, 2005 when this agreement was signed, and have completed these programs at Fort Huachuca on or after January 1, 2004 are eligible.
   
   
2. Students must submit an AARTS transcript, a CERTIFICATE of Completion, OR DA1059 FORM– detailing COMPLETION OF SPECIFIC COURSE AFTER January 1, 2004 along with other required admission documents.

Click links below to download course equivalency details:
»»BA in Intelligence Studies
»»MA in Intelligence Studies


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