Universities for Paranormal Private Security Commanders & Executives

[Icelander]

I'm looking for colleges and universities which offer useful education for people whose cover jobs are executives and field commanders in the private security business operating from US states along the Gulf Coast, from Texas to Florida, and oriented toward the Caribbean.

That would include undergraduate or graduate degrees in Caribbean Security, Criminology or Criminal Justice, Intelligence Studies, Military Science, National Security Studies, Security Studies and anything similar. Anthropology, comparative theology, the study of dead or rare languages and the kind of research and analysis of multiple sources historians study is also useful to occultists or occult intelligence analysts, but anthropology and history degrees are generally offered at most universities which offer any kind of range of subjects, while intelligence and security studies are a much newer field, so fewer universities offered such degrees in the 1980s and 1990s, even if they are much more popular now.

The world in general is not aware of the paranormal, and the world is generally No Mana, especially in broad daylight in urban areas, and usually even at night in laboratories filled with sceptical scientists. Absent Mana, which tends to be found in more remote locations, either empty of people or full of people who already believe in the supernatural, rituals do nothing and what were previously monstrous creatures become whatever they were before the supernatural twisted them, perhaps a coyote with mange or an unfortunate homeless man.

I'm looking for which Caribbean, Commonwealth, French, Canadian and US (ideally universities within that Gulf Coast region from Texas, through Louisiana, Alabama and Florida, with Mississippi, Georgia and the Carolinas being possible, if less connected) universities offer useful degrees, but also which year they started to do so, as there are character backstories to consider and many of the senior staff would have been educated in the 1980s or 1990s, people of entirely normal age might have attended university in the 2000s and I hear there are very young people whose education took place in the 2010s. It's 2019 in the campaign.