2 Options Available
Fully available both remotely and in-person
Credit Flexibility
Credits are potentially transferrable to a Bush School master's degree
Graduate Credential
From a reputable and highly-ranked school
Overview
The Graduate Certificate in Homeland Security consists of instruction surveying the dimensions of homeland security and defense, from the traditional concepts of public safety to the emerging concepts of anti-terrorism and public security. The certififcate is an ideal fit for recent college graduates aiming to work in the fields of emergency management, cybersecurity, public safety, border patrol, and more. It is also ideal for working professionals looking to earn a graduate credential, as the certificate can be fully completed online. The certificate can also be useful for those looking to further their education without committing to a full graduate program. Students already in a Texas A&M master's or doctoral program can pursue the certificate concurrently with their primary program.
Why a Graduate Certificate in Homeland Security?
Earning the Graduate Certificate in Homeland Security can help students advance in their current career, transition to a new one, or make the jump to pursue a full master's degree in public administration, homeland security, public policy, and more.Why Texas A&M?
This program is delivered online and asynchronously to best serve public service professionals all over the United States as well as active duty military stationed all over the world. Students are provided with a high-quality and high-impact experience, having access to such Texas A&M and Bush School resources like the Career Center, Veteran's Services, TAMU Libraries, Bush School Online Advising and more.Cost and Duration
Students typically take 1-2 years to complete the certificate. The entire certificate consists of five courses, with each course valued at approximately $2,703 for in-state residents, and approximately $4,390 for non-residents.
Curriculum and More
The certificate's coursework can be completed entirely online, on-campus, or both. Students are admitted year-round (fall, spring, and summer).