The National Intelligence College supports students from across the Intelligence Community through rigorous academic programs, research resources, and mission-focused education.
During Academic Year 2025–2026, the former National Intelligence University (NIU) enrolled students from government agencies across the Intelligence Community. The United States Army was the most represented organization in the bachelor’s completion program, while the United States Air Force led enrollment in the master’s degree program—underscoring NIU’s strong and enduring partnerships with the military services.
Additionally, the Defense Intelligence Agency had the highest number of certificate recipients, reinforcing the university’s longstanding commitment to delivering world-class education and research in support of the Intelligence Community.
Under the new National Intelligence College, this commitment will continue, with a sustained focus on enrolling students from across the Intelligence Community to strengthen collaboration, integration, and mission impact.
The National Intelligence College Library plays a key role in enhancing the competence of intelligence professionals by providing research assistance, instruction, and comprehensive academic collections and tools that support the curriculum of the University and the analytic needs of the Intelligence Community.
Access to the Library and its resources is limited to NIC and the broader NDU.