Official Title of Major: Homeland Security Management - Transportation and Border Security, A.A.S.
Award: Associate of Applied Science, A.A.S.
Code: AAS.HLS.TPT-BDR-SEC
Total Credit Hours: A minimum of 60
About the Homeland Security and Criminal Justice Institute
Purpose: In the aftermath of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, the Office of Homeland Security was created to strategically coordinate government agencies in order to better forecast, prevent, and defend against future terrorist threats. Six key operational areas are now the focus of Homeland Security: intelligence and warning; border and transportation security; domestic counterterrorism; protecting critical infrastructure; defending against catastrophic threats; and emergency preparedness and response. Students examine a span of local, national and international issues and operations from terrorism to disaster planning and response.
The transportation and border security area of concentration provides students with concepts and practices in local, state, federal and international law enforcement specifically related to securing and defending land and water boundaries in the U.S. against terrorist and criminal activities and other natural disasters.
Faculty Contact (https://webapps.aacc.edu/directory/): Darian Senn-Carter
Courses to improve skills and prepare for college-level classes may be needed. It is best to see an advisor as you plan your education.
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