Associate in Applied Science in Homeland Security Management
60 Credit Hours
Homeland security is a field dedicated to protecting people, property and infrastructure while minimizing the economic impacts of natural and man-made crises. This degree helps students develop the knowledge, skills and abilities needed for leadership in homeland security, including international and domestic terrorism, infrastructure protection, strategic planning for security, international relations, intelligence operations, and evaluation and program management. These disciplines include but are not limited to police, fire, emergency medical, public health and emergency management. Positions can include but are not limited to the following: transportation security officer, mission support specialist, information technology specialist, border patrol agent, program analyst, contract specialist, supervisory transportation officer, security officer screener, program analyst, human resources specialist and lead transportation security officer screener.