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About Us

The National Institute of Intelligence and Security Studies (NIISS) is Pakistan’s first federally constituted Centre of Excellence (CoE) to study the relationship between Intelligence and Security in contemporary times. The CoE will equip future leaders with analytical skills for their pragmatic roles in the public and private sectors. Our academic endeavors seek to equip potential security analysts with critical tools for developing intelligence assessments that will guide policymakers and enable governmental institutions to implement safeguards against potential threats.

Director’s Message

The study of Intelligence and Security Studies is of prime strategic importance because it is not just a concept to be studied and analysed;

Scope of ISS Graduates

National Institute of Intelligence and Security Studies

Graduates of ISS possess diverse employment opportunities globally.  At the national level, intelligence analysts can contribute to government organisations, law enforcement agencies, federal and provincial ….

NIISS MPhil Provisionally Admitted Students List - Fall 2026

M.Phil. Intelligence and Security Studies (Regular) Programme
The list of students provisionally admitted to the M.Phil. Intelligence and Security Studies (Regular) Programme for the Fall Semester 2026 is available below, subject to approval by the Advanced Studies and Research Board (ASRB).

All provisionally admitted students are advised to contact the Departmental Office for completion of the requisite admission formalities.

Classes will commence with effect from 7 September 2026 (07-09-2026). The timetable has been displayed on the Departmental Notice Board.

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