Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration - Homeland Security: Leadership and Policy
Northcentral University
Description
The online Doctor of Philosophy in Business Administration - Homeland Security: Leadership and Policy from Northcentral University was created for those senior leaders of public administration, law enforcement, public safety, and emergency medical care and disaster preparedness agencies who are looking to take their career to the next level by obtaining an executive leadership positions in the field of homeland security.
As a student in this online homeland security degree program, individuals will participate in a rigorous research based program that will guide them as they explore advanced concepts and methods, and applying theory and emerging concepts through innovative approaches to complex problems.
During the course of this online graduate degree homeland security: leadership & policy, students will partake in a number of courses that cover topics, such as:
- Homeland Security and Terrorism
- Homeland Security Strategy
- Intelligence and Homeland Security
- Homeland Security and Weapons of Mass Destruction
- Local Emergency Management and Civil Preparedness
- Disaster Management and Terrorism in Healthcare Management
- Leadership, Management, and Public Policy in Homeland Security
- Intelligence and Law Enforcement Integration in Homeland Security
- Technology and Homeland Security
- The Economics of Homeland Security
- Aviation and Ground Transportation Security
- Resiliency: The Center of Gravity of Homeland Security
- Fear and Terrorism
- Security of the Maritime Transportation System
With the growing need for business leaders who can contribute to the knowledge base of contemporary business by making strategically adroit linkages between theory and practice, this online doctorate in homeland security program will instill in them an in-depth understanding of management, budgetary rules, personnel and critical issues relating to crisis management and terrorism.
Accreditation Information
North Central Association of Colleges and Schools, The Higher Learning Commission
