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Visit of His Excellency Dr Mohammed Faisal, Pakistan’s High Commissioner to the UK, at The University of Buckingham
The University of Buckingham was honoured to host His Excellency Dr Mohammed Faisal, Pakistan's High Commissioner to the UK.
BUCSIS students gain rare Insight into espionage history at the National Archives
Our BUCSIS students had the privilege to experience a workshop and a guided tour of the History of MI5 exhibition at the National Archives.
Level 4 Intelligence Analyst apprenticeship now live and open to applications
The University of Buckingham has recently launched an exciting new apprenticeship for future Intelligence Analysts.
Exciting New Programme Launching Soon: Level 4 Intelligence Analyst Apprenticeship
BUCSIS will soon be launching the new Level 4 Intelligence Analyst Apprenticeship at The University of Buckingham.
Event: The Role of Psychology in Intelligence and Counterintelligence
Professor Julian Richards will be attending a workshop in Rome representing The University of Buckingham at the Gino Germani Institute.
First Issue of the Journal of Applied Operational Intelligence
The first issue of the Journal of Applied Operational Intelligence, co-Edited by BUCSIS’s Dr Ian Stanier and Dr Jordan Nunan, is published.
Student Enrichment visit to Bletchley Park
BUCSIS organised an enriching trip to Bletchley park for a number of students studying intelligence, security and covert action degrees.
BUCSIS now on Bluesky
The Buckingham Centre for Security and Intelligence Studies is now on social media platform, Bluesky.
Emerging Security Order in the Indo-Pacific: Cambodia’s Response and Policy Choices in an Era of U.S – China Competition
Professor Julian Richards, Dean of Faculty of Business, Humanities and Social Sciences, and Director of Centre for Security and Intelligence Studies, was pleased to announce the publication of the fourth paper in the South and South East Asia Security Research…
New Centre Launched: Centre for Research on Covert Human intelligence Sources (CR-CHIS)
BUCSIS are please to announce the launch of the Centre for Research on Covert Human Intelligence Sources (CR-CHIS) This is a pioneering research centre dedicated to advancing the understanding of effective operational practice, ethical frameworks, and methodologies surrounding the management, deployment and…