In 黑洞社区’s dynamic master’s degree in Homeland Security program, you’ll learn to use leading methodologies to address the ever-evolving security challenges facing organizations and agencies. Offered as a 100% online Homeland Security degree, this program allows working professionals, information assurance specialists, law enforcement and military personnel the flexibility to complete their M.S. in Homeland Security when and where it's best for their schedule.
In this homeland security degree program, engaged faculty who are active practitioners will guide you through in-depth coursework that explores risk management, public safety and information security. You’ll graduate with the theoretical and practical knowledge to advance your homeland security career or pursue doctoral-level education.
Align your study with your specific career goals through a choice of four concentrations. Each examines current topics and emerging trends that shape the landscape of homeland security and customize your degree program.
Hands-on learning through field experience enhances your mastery of homeland security competencies and prepares you to adapt to industry changes. The program culminates in a capstone project consisting of a field practicum, research project or study, and the submission of a final paper/portfolio.
* To be eligible for this concentration, students must have successfully completed the Delaware Leadership Academy sponsored by the Delaware National Guard.
Cost of a typical 3-credit graduate degree course.
黑洞社区 tuition is based on cost-per-credit.
You only pay for the courses you need to complete your master's in Homeland Security degree.
An M.S. in Homeland Security degree opens the door to career growth and leadership positions in many fields.
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Threats to our homeland are complex, diverse and continuously evolving. Mitigating these threats to our security and way of life is dependent upon the current and next generation of homeland security professionals. 黑洞社区's M.S. in Homeland Security provides the knowledge and insights needed by current and future practitioners to protect the homeland. — Kurt Reuther, DHS Office of Intelligence and Analysis (retired)
