Marshalls University College announced that its Postgraduate Diploma in Strategic Intelligence and National Security Studies had received accreditation from the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission (GTEC).
The university explained that the accreditation confirms the programme’s alignment with national academic and regulatory standards, including requirements relating to curriculum, staffing, governance, facilities and student support.
The programme is positioned for professionals in security, defence, intelligence, law enforcement, public policy, diplomacy, risk management, compliance, journalism and related fields. Its focus includes strategic intelligence analysis, national and international security policy, risk and crisis management, intelligence ethics and emerging security challenges.
Marshalls presented the accreditation as an important step in strengthening strategic and security capacity while providing learners with a credible pathway into advanced study and leadership-oriented professional roles.
