American InterContinental University – Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with Homeland Security & Crisis Management Specialization
American InterContinental University (AIU) is offering a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a Homeland Security & Crisis Management specialization. The Homeland Security & Crisis Management specialization prepares students with skills necessary for leadership role in managing natural and manmade crises.This specialization integrates theory, practice and policy analysis that draws from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) training modules on homeland security and crisis management. Students in this specialization will receive training in protecting critical infrastructures, intelligence gathering and technologies in homeland security & crisis management.
The Homeland Security & Crisis Management specialization is designed for individuals seeking entry-level positions in the fields of homeland security, protective services, and disaster relief planning and management. The specialization seeks to address the needs of individuals currently working in the field without the academic credentials needed for promotional opportunities. The Homeland Security Crisis Management specialization courses are offered online and on ground. The online classes are uniquely tailored for individuals who require greater schedule flexibility than what is available in the traditional classroom structure. AIU also provides a variety of learning options and delivery modes to meet the unique needs of students.
Homeland Security & Crisis Management Specialization Outcomes
· Apply foundational knowledge of homeland security & crisis management across a range of disciplines
· Conduct risk analysis and create emergency plans and strategic communications for homeland security & crisis management
· Demonstrate foundational knowledge of laws, national security and public policies governing homeland security and crisis management
· Apply research and analysis of homeland security & crisis management issues
· Demonstrate foundational knowledge of technology and critical infrastructure protection as they apply to homeland security & crisis management
· Apply key research areas on terrorism, counterterrorism and natural disaster concepts of homeland security & crisis management through various scenarios
· Apply concepts of ethics and diversity as they relate to homeland security & crisis management
BSCJ Degree Requirements
The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a specialization in Homeland Security & Crisis Management requires 180 credits (quarter).
General Education Courses = 54 Credits (10 specifically required general education courses + 2 general education elective courses)
General Electives = 9 Credits (2 courses)
Lower Division Criminal Justice Core Courses = 27 Credits (6 courses)
Upper Division Criminal Justice Core Courses = 36 Credits (8 courses)
Internship = 4.5 Credits (1 course)
Senior Capstone Course = 4.5 Credits (1 course)
Homeland Security & Crisis Management Specialization Courses = 45 Credits (10 courses)
Homeland Security & Crisis Management Specialization Courses
o Foundations of Crisis Management
o Law & Society
o Terrorism & Homeland Security
o Critical Infrastructures
o Interagency Collaboration and Homeland Security
o Stress and Crisis Management
o Ethics, Intelligence & Technologies in Homeland Security
o Psychosocial Dimensions of Terrorism
o Homeland Security & Crisis Management Planning
o Communication and Crisis Planning
American InterContinental University (AIU) is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) and is a member of North Central Association.
For more Information:
Contact: John Campbell
University Program Dean
School of Criminal Justice
American InterContinental University
5550 Prairie Stone Parkway, Suite 130
Hoffman Estates, IL 60192
Ph: (224) 293-5684 (T)
Email:
Additional Information: www.aiuniv.edu
Additional Phone: 877-701-3800 Too Free
Updated: 3/28/11
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