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Degree Requirements
The online M.S. in Homeland Security Management consists of a total 36 credits, distributed as follows:
Homeland Security Core Courses (15 credits) *
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HMS 500 - Introduction to Homeland Security Management
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HMS 520 - Constitutional Issues in Homeland Security Management
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HMS 530 - Domestic and International Terrorism
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HMS 540 - The Intelligence Function in Homeland Security Management
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HMS 550 - Homeland Security and the Private Sector
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Cyber Security Policy Core Courses (15 credits) *
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HMS 500 - Introduction to Homeland Security Management
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HMS 520 - Constitutional Issues in Homeland Security Management
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HMS 535 - Cyber Security: Issues, Policy and Terrorism
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HMS 545 - Advanced Cyber Security Policy and Intelligence
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HMS 555 - Advanced Cyber Security: Technology Issues for Policy Makers
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Required Courses: (9 credits)
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HMS 600 - Emergency Management
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HMS 610 - Psychological and Sociological Aspects of Disaster and Terrorism
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HMS 620 - Research Design and Methods in Homeland Security Management
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Practicum: (3 credits)
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HMS 630 - Practicum: Graduate Internship in Homeland Security or
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HMS 640 - Practicum: Exercises in Homeland Security
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Students currently employed in a Homeland Security field may, upon application to the Program Director and demonstrated competency in the practical aspects of Homeland Security Management, receive a waiver to substitute an appropriate Elective course for the Practicum requirement.
Electives: (3 or 6 credits)
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HMS 650 - Border and Transportation Security
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HMS 655 - Critical Infrastructure and Key Resource (CI/KR) Protection
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HMS 656 - Risk Management for Critical Infrastructure Protection and Transportation Systems
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HMS 657 - The Planning Process for Homeland Security and Transportation Security Management
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HMS 658 - Cyber Security: Issues and Policy in Transportation and Critical Infrastructure Protection
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HMS 659 – Homeland Defense, Civil Support, and Transportation Security – DoD’s Role in the Homeland Security Enterprise
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HMS 660 - Funding and Grant Evaluation
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HMS 665 - Ethical Issues in Homeland Security Management
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HMS 668 - Advanced Cyber Security: Issues and Policy in Transportation and Critical Infrastructure Protection
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HMS 670 - The Economics of Terrorism and Extremism
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HMS 675 - Strategic Thinking in Law Enforcement Intelligence
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HMS 680 - Global Terrorism and Geopolitical Configurations
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HMS 685 - Securing Transportation Networks
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HMS 690 - Post 9/11 America
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HMS 700 - Critical Issues in Homeland Security Management
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HMS 710 - Weapons of Mass Destruction
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HMS 720 - Advanced Study in Homeland Security Management
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| HMS 730 - Leadership in Homeland Security Management |
Research: (6 credits)
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HMS 750 - Thesis Research Consultation I
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HMS 760 - Thesis Research Consultation II **
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Total: 36 credits
* The 15 credits of either the Homeland Security core or the Cyber Security policy core form the core curriculum of the 36-credit Master of Science degree in Homeland Security Management.
** HMS 760 - Thesis Research Consultation II, must be taken in the student's final semester.