The Bachelor of Arts degree in Corporate Homeland Security Management has been developed to meet the educational needs of non-traditional students returning to college to complete a degree at times convenient to their busy schedules. The student typically will have completed 40 - 60 credit hours of college credit before commencement of professional course work. Exceptions to these criteria may be made on a case-by-case basis as judged by a program admissions committee. The modular sequence of the upper-level courses recognizes the needs and characteristics of adult learners while emphasizing themes such as problem solving, critical thinking, self-analysis, communication, and ethical decision-making.

Specifically, this program is designed to prepare Corporate Homeland Security professionals who are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to function as managers of corporate or industrial security programs and who are knowledgeable in state-of-the-art vulnerability assessment, risk management, consequence management, disaster recovery, and continuity techniques and technologies. Today’s Corporate Homeland Security Managers must not only respond to the challenge of recruiting and retaining talent, they must also understand federal, state, and local regulations, processes and resources so that they may assure not only corporate compliance but also corporate responsibility to the local community.

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