Is a Certificate Program in Terrorism and Homeland Security Right for You?
If you are interested in emergency management planning or protecting against terrorist threats, consider enrolling in the Justice Studies Terrorism and Homeland Security certificate program at Southern New Hampshire University. The online Certificate in Terrorism and Homeland Security program at SNHU delivers the training you need.
Why the Online Certificate Program in Terrorism and Homeland Security at SNHU?
As a private, nonprofit accredited university, Southern New Hampshire University focuses on ensuring you learn the necessary skills to succeed. Whether you enroll in the Justice Studies Terrorism and Homeland Security certificate program online or through the Manchester campus, you will benefit from an SNHU education:
- First-rate Justice Studies faculty that include working professionals in the field of justice studies.
- The ability to earn credits toward an Associate (AS) in Justice Studies online or Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Justice Studies online.
- Quality education at one of the most affordable tuition rates available.
- Ability to obtain optional certificates in Crime & Criminology, Law & Legal Process, and Terrorism & Homeland Security.
- Online students have 24/7 access to class ¬ attend when it is most convenient for you.
Criminal Justice vs. Justice Studies
Unlike traditional criminal justice programs, our interdisciplinary approach goes beyond courses in criminology and law enforcement. Our Justice Studies online certificate program in Terrorism and Homeland Security provides a broader list of course options to offer students a sweeping overview of the American justice system, criminal law, social science, and more. This diverse approach to your studies translates into expanded opportunities when you graduate.
Employment Opportunities
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Outlook Handbook 2012-2013, "Employment of private detectives and investigators is expected to grow 21 percent from 2010–20, much faster than the average for all occupations. Increased demand for private detectives and investigators will result from heightened security concerns, increased litigation, and the need to protect confidential information and property of all kinds. The proliferation of criminal activity on the Internet, such as identity theft, spamming, email harassment, and illegal downloading of copyrighted materials, also will increase the demand for private investigators."
Graduates of the Justice Studies certificate programs often go on to complete their AA in Justice Studies online or their BA in Justice Studies online. Those that are already in the workforce are better prepared for career advancement in business security, policing and law enforcement, federal service agencies, terrorism prevention, the courts, corrections, dispute resolution, victim advocacy, the military and more.
Visit our Career Development Center online to learn more about career opportunities in Justice Studies.
Justice Studies Online Certificate Program in Terrorism and Homeland Security Certificate
Through a carefully selected program of study, students have the opportunity to discover a broad scope of the American justice system. Unlike programs that focus on only one aspect of the justice model, such as law enforcement, Southern New Hampshire University's program provides course options that give a sweeping overview of the justice system, criminal law, social science, and more.
Terrorism & Homeland Security Certificate Required Courses
JUS 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice
JUS 429 Terrorism
JUS 466 Homeland Security
Select one (1) of the following courses not otherwise completed as a requirement for the B.S in Justice Studies major or other Justice Studies concentration/certificate:
JUS 104 Introduction to Security
JUS 202 Industrial and Retail Security
JUS 305 International Criminal Justice
SNHU's Online degree programs meet the needs of today's students while ensuring educational quality and real-world applicability. Contact us to learn more about the SNHU difference.