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Homeland Security University Studies
Coursework in homeland security studies
Graduate Certificate in Homeland Security (online)
Seven courses are currently offered:
BUSH 656-701: Homeland Security Fundamentals
BUSH 657-701: Terrorism in Today’s World
BUSH 689-701: Critical Infrastructure Protection
BUSH 689-702: Homeland Security and Business
BUSH 689-701: Homeland Security and Government
BUSH 689-702: WMD Response & Recovery
BUSH 685: Directed Studies in Homeland Security
An eighth course is planned for Fall 2006: BUSH 689-703: Homeland Security and the Department of Defense
Another is slated to begin in Spring 2007: Cyber Security
A tenth course is under development: Emergency Management and Homeland Security Policy
To receive the certificate, students must complete 5 courses (15 hours). For more info and to enroll in the certificate program go to http://bush.tamu.edu/academics/distance/chls/
Any Texas A&M graduate student may take any of these individual courses, as long as space is available
(Certificate students will receive priority - undergraduate seniors may take the course with special permission).
Any Texas A&M graduate student (and undergraduate seniors by exception) may take any of the below listed courses and receive full academic credit. (Certificate students will receive priority. Students must be enrolled in the Bush School to qualify for the certificate.)
To register, go to https://register.mirkwood.tamu.edu/ ).
Bush 656 Fundamentals of Homeland Security (in residence - Fall only) - Dr. McIntyre
Bush 656 Fundamentals of Homeland Security (online - Fall and Spring) - Thompson w/ McIntyre
Course Description: Overview of homeland security strategy, policy, threat,organization, budget -- at the federal, state, local and private business. To learn more, click here.
Bush 685 Directed Studies: Individual Readings and Research in Homeland Security (in residence Summer - Fall - Spring) - Dr. McIntyre
Course Description: Following a review / overview of homeland security, students select a research topic and pursue it in depth in a program of individual study, with periodic presentations to faculty. To learn more, click here.