Security
- Taught by Government and Military Professionals
- Covers Risk Analysis and Infrastructure Security
- Addresses Regional and International Issues
There is a growing necessity for a multilateral approach to security issues that face the international community as a whole. From regional conflicts to international criminal tribunals, and terrorism to climate change, these courses explore both the emerging and ongoing threats to global peace and security.
This Spring, study from anywhere in the world in the safety and comfort of your home through online or remote instruction.
Information Wars: Understanding the Theory, Strategy, Tactics, and Effects of Disinformation
Gain an understanding of the power, methodology, effects, and ethics of information wars being waged by nation-states and extremist organizations.
Espionage: Fact vs. Fiction
Taught by a veteran intelligence professional, this course separates myth from reality in the field of espionage.
Foundations of Transnational Security
Explore new national and international security challenges, including terrorism, failed states, environmental disasters, and public health crises.
Critical Infrastructure: Vulnerability and Consequence Analysis
Establish a foundation for engaging in risk management by focusing on vulnerability and consequence analysis.
Infrastructure Incident and Consequence Management
Explore organizational structures that best support incident decision-making and the role of critical infrastructure consequence management.
Introduction to Critical Infrastructure: All-Hazards Approach
Acquire a framework for identifying and organizing critical infrastructure, and explore the relevant legislative and regulatory authorities.
Communication Strategies for Successful Crisis Management, Negotiation, and Conflict Resolution
Acquire a framework to apply the many communications tools available to resolve conflict situations and achieve a successful conclusion.