Purdue University

Overview

The Criminal Justice – Homeland Security program at Purdue University Global offers a comprehensive understanding of the U.S. criminal justice system, coupled with essential training in emergency preparedness, crisis response, and homeland security operations. This degree equips students with the skills necessary to navigate and manage the complexities of homeland security and crisis situations.

What you'll study

The curriculum includes a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical application, covering various aspects of crisis management, terrorism, and emergency response. Key areas of study include:

• Crisis management in terrorist attacks and disasters
• Homeland security principles
• Crisis negotiation techniques
• Recovery practices in emergency management
• Criminal Procedure
• Applied Criminal Justice Ethics
• Managing Criminal Justice Organizations
• Computers, Technology, and Criminal Justice Information Systems
• Diversity and Inclusivity in Public Safety

Additionally, students have the option to undertake an internship, providing valuable real-world experience in the field.

Entry requirements

While the program does not specify any GRE, GMAT, or minimum GPA requirements, prospective students should check with Purdue University Global for the most current admissions criteria and guidelines. English proficiency is essential, with accepted tests including IELTS, TOEFL iBT, and the Duolingo English Test.

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