Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Intelligence and Analytics
Criminal Justice
The Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Intelligence and Analytics is an interdisciplinary program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills to analyze human behavior, leverage data-driven insights, and enhance public safety and criminal justice operations. This program integrates behavioral science, intelligence analysis, predictive analytics, and public safety strategies to prepare graduates for careers in law enforcement, homeland security, intelligence agencies, emergency management, cybersecurity, and policy analysis.
Program Goals
Consistent with the goals, philosophy and objectives at Albizu University, the B.S. In Behavioral Intelligence and Analytics seeks to accomplish the following objectives:
- Analyze human behavior, decision-making, and threat assessment in public safety and criminal justice contexts.
- Apply predictive analytics, AI, and data visualization to improve public safety strategies and crime prevention.
- Assess risks, manage crises, and implement evidence-based law enforcement and homeland security initiatives.
- Evaluate ethical considerations, policy implications, and legal frameworks in criminal justice and intelligence operations.
- Integrate interdisciplinary approaches to address complex challenges in criminal behavior, cybersecurity, and intelligence analysis.
- Equip graduates with the skills to lead, collaborate, and innovate within law enforcement, intelligence agencies, emergency management, and public safety organizations.
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Academic Program Location Information by Campus
Miami
Program Details
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- A high school diploma or its equivalent.
- A minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) or equivalent of 2.0 or higher to be considered for admission from a high school, high school equivalent, and/or accredited institution of higher education in the United States and its territories.
- A completed and signed application form accompanied by the appropriate fee, within the established deadline. (See the Tuition and Fees Policy).
- Official transcripts from all high schools, colleges, universities or other post-secondary educational institutions.
International students applying for admission must submit their academic records to the appropriate agencies for verification of their equivalency to coursework offered in the United States. They must demonstrate the ability to meet the cost of their educational needs without financial assistance from the University.
Compliance with any additional requirements outlined in the Academic Policies section of the Albizu University Catalog.
Once the Admissions Office receives all the required documentation and the interview process is completed, academic program advisors will contact successful candidates to provide program direction and guidance.
Albizu University is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) and the Commission for Independent Education of the Florida Department of Education.
The curriculum combines foundation courses, major concentration courses and specialized tracks. Examples include:
· Foundation courses such as English Composition, Public Speaking, Mathematics, Introduction to Sociology and Critical Thinking.
· Core courses include; Introduction to Behavioral Intelligence, Foundations of Public Safety Systems, Criminology and Behavioral Profiling, Artificial Intelligence in Public Safety and Cultural Competency in Law Enforcement.
Specialized tracks:
· Track 1: Law Enforcement and Behavioral Intelligence – Courses include: Community Policing Strategies, Criminal Justice Reform and Policy and Behavioral Intelligence in Counterterrorism.
· Track 2: Cybersecurity and Intelligence Analysis – Courses include: Advanced Cybercrime Investigations, Digital Forensics and Behavioral Analytics in Cybersecurity.
· Track 3: Forensic and Investigative Psychology – Courses include: Victimology, Advanced Forensic Techniques and Behavioral Evidence Analysis.
Additional Program Information
Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Intelligence and Analytics
Program Highlights
Residency Requirements
To be eligible for graduation from the Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Intelligence and Analytics program, students must complete a minimum of 30 semester credit hours in residence at Albizu University. This residency requirement ensures that students receive sufficient academic instruction and mentorship within the university’s learning environment. The required credit hours must include successful completion of both the capstone course and the internship experience, which are integral components of the program’s emphasis on applied learning and real-world business practice. All coursework must be completed in accordance with Albizu University’s academic policies and degree completion standards.
Practicum/Internship Placement
The Internship Placement is a required component of the Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Intelligence and Analytics program.
FAQ
Transfer of Credits
Students may transfer credits earned at accredited institutions, subject to evaluation and approval by assigned Student Success Coach, and/or the Office of the Registrar. All transfer credit decisions are based on a comprehensive review of course equivalency, alignment with the Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Intelligence and Analytics curriculum, and the accreditation status of the originating institution. Only courses with a grade of “C” or higher will be considered for transfer. Final approval rests with the Office of the Registrar in accordance with Albizu University’s academic policies and procedures.
IB, AP, CLEP, ACE credits are accepted and official transcripts from respective agencies must be submitted to Albizu University’s Office of the Registrar.
Change of Program / Major
Students seeking to change their academic program to or from the Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Intelligence and Analytics program must submit a completed Change of Program form and schedule a meeting with a Student Success Coach. All program changes are subject to approval based on a comprehensive review of the student’s academic standing and degree progress.
Potential Careers
Career Opportunities: B.S. in Behavioral Intelligence and Analytics
The Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Intelligence and Analytics prepares graduates for hybrid, high-demand careers that bridge behavioral science, data analytics, intelligence studies, and public safety. Students gain analytical, technological, and ethical competencies applicable to law enforcement, cybersecurity, forensic psychology, and emergency management sectors.
1. Law Enforcement and Behavioral Intelligence
Graduates can pursue roles combining behavioral science, data analytics, and policing strategies to enhance decision-making and public trust.
• Career Opportunities:
• Police Officer / Detective
• Intelligence Analyst (Local, State, or Federal
• Behavioral Profiler / Threat Assessment Specialist
• Crime Analyst / Criminal Intelligence Analyst
• Counterterrorism Analys
• Community Policing Coordinator Homeland Security Specialist
2. Cybersecurity and Intelligence Analysis
This specialization merges behavioral analysis with cyber forensics to interpret human vulnerabilities and threat patterns in digital environments.
Career Opportunities:
• Intelligence Analyst
Cybercrime Investigator
Digital Forensics Specialist
Insider Threat Analyst
• SOC (Security Operations Center) Analyst
• Risk and Compliance Analyst
3. Forensic and Investigative Psychology
Graduates focusing on forensic psychology work in criminal justice and mental health systems, conducting assessments, analyzing offender behavior, and supporting investigations.
Career Opportunities:
• Forensic Psychology Assistant / Consultant
• Victim Advocate / Victimology Researcher
• Criminal Behavior Analyst
• Court Liaison or Case Analyst
• Correctional Program Specialist
• Forensic Technician (Behavioral Evidence Focus)
4. Behavioral Intelligence and Analytics
This pathway emphasizes data interpretation and predictive modeling within law enforcement, public safety, and policy analysis contexts.
Career Opportunities:
• Predictive Analytics Specialist
• Data Visualization Analyst
• Intelligence Data Strategist
• Human Behavior Researcher
• Strategic Risk Analyst
• Emergency Management Data Specialist
5. Emergency and Crisis Management
Graduates with leadership and crisis response training can coordinate emergency operations and manage disaster preparedness efforts.
Career Opportunities:
• Emergency Management Coordinator
• Disaster Preparedness Analyst
• Crisis Communications Specialist
• Risk Mitigation Consultant
• Homeland Security Operations Analyst
6. Academic, Policy, and Consulting Opportunities
With strong foundations in ethics, analytics, and leadership, graduates are positioned for academic and consulting roles focused on improving security policy, training, and intelligence strategy.
Career Opportunities:
• Research Assistant / Policy Analyst
• Public Safety Consultant
• Ethics and Compliance Advisor
• Training Specialist (Law Enforcement or Intelligence)
• Behavioral Intelligence Curriculum Developer
7. Potential Employers and Sectors
Federal Agencies: FBI, DHS, NSA, CIA, DEA, ATF, Department of State
State and Local Agencies: Police departments, sheriff’s offices, emergency management divisions
• Private Sector: Cybersecurity firms, risk management companies, behavioral analytics firms
• Nonprofits / NGOs: Victim support programs, human rights organizations, crisis response units
• Academia and Research: Behavioral science labs, intelligence studies programs, policy think tanks
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