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Homeland Security
The Homeland Security area of study was developed by a team of law enforcement and emergency management practitioners and professors. The program provides students with a broad view of homeland security issues by going beyond a single discipline to consider policy, preparation, management and continuity throughout a crisis. Courses cover law enforcement, terrorism, emergency management and business continuity issues.
| Area of Study Requirements | Credits |
|---|---|
| HLS-500: Terrorism and Homeland Security in the United States | 3 |
| HLS-510: Protecting the Homeland: Balancing Security and Liberty | 3 |
| HLS-620: Preparedness: Prevention and Deterrence | 3 |
| HLS-630: Protecting the Homeland: Response and Recovery | 3 |
| Total | 12 credits |
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