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Security Management

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The Security Management major is designed for those students who aspire to have a leadership role – in either the public or private sector – in the realms of security. Consequently, the degree is designed to provide students with the fundamentals they need to be managers in general coupled with specific coursework in crime, justice, investigation, and security. As a cohesive course of study providing a broad base of management knowledge and a concentration of industry specific knowledge, the program of study is intended to provide students, whether in private or governmental entities, with the skills they need to manage security related departments and functions.

Academic Requirements

Bachelor of Science Degree 33 Credits

MGT300: Public Relations
MGT312: Human Resources Management
MGT321: Business Ethics
SBM 209: Crime, Justice, and Society (Nichols Provided Course)
SBM 210: Criminal Law and Procedure (Nichols Provided Course)
SBM 302: Security Investigations: Concepts, Principles, and Practices (Nichols Provided Course)
SBM 347: Emergency Planning and Disaster Management (Nichols Provided Course)
SBM 480: Advanced Issues in CJM (Nichols Provided Course)
MGT412: Organizational Theory and Behavior
SBM 333: Physical Security: System Design, Integration and Control (Nichols Provided Course)
MGT499: Policy and Strategy

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