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.
Foundations of Transnational Security
Explore new national and international security challenges, including terrorism, failed states, environmental disasters, and public health crises.
Essential Concepts in Security Management
Reflect on and adapt your own security management practices with a new, more sophisticated understanding of the concepts underpinning the field.
National Security: Intelligence and Homeland Security Agencies for the 21st Century
Review the history and roles of the US Intelligence Community and Homeland Security agencies, as well as their documented successes and failures.
Risk Management: Critical Infrastructure Preparedness and Resilience
This course establishes a framework for conducting threat, vulnerability, and consequence analysis.
The Future of Cybersecurity: Challenges and Opportunities
This course introduces key emerging technologies that are disrupting cybersecurity practices and day-to-day activities.