The course is offered in cooperation with the Advanced Technical Intelligence Center for Human Capital Development, the nonprofit Beavercreek school established in 2006 to train intelligence analysts for jobs in government and business. ATIC has formed partnerships with local colleges and universities to offer training courses, and it helps students to obtain security clearances needed for intelligence jobs in government and at defense contracting companies.
For more information on UD’s program, contact the MBA office at (937) 229-3733 or at mba@udayton.edu.
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