Public Policy and Homeland Security Minor

The Public Policy and Homeland Security Minor provides a broad understanding of the political, social and administrative aspects of homeland security issues. Students will learn the analytical and practical skills necessary for careers in various local, state or national government agencies.

Program Requirements

Required Courses: 13-14 Credits

POLS 110 - Introduction to U.S. Politics 4 Credit(s)
POLS 325 - U.S. Public Policy & Administration 4 Credit(s)
SOCI 104 - Introduction to Homeland Security 3 Credit(s)
SOCI 345 - Criminology 3 Credit(s)

Electives: 6 Credits

POLS 327 - Law and Society 4 Credit(s)
POLS 335 - International Conflict 4 Credit(s)
POLS 412 - Constitutional Law 4 Credit(s)
POLS 413 - Freedom of Expression and Religion 4 Credit(s)
POLS 491 - Public Policy Internship 4 Credit(s)
SOCI 353 - Comparative Criminology 3 Credit(s)
SOCI 376 - Women and Crime 3 Credit(s)
SOCI 387 - Sociology of Policing 3 Credit(s)
SOCI 435 - Correction & Punishment 3-4 Credit(s)
SOCI 451 - Organized Crime 3 Credit(s)

Note(s)

A grade of 2.0 or better must be achieved in all courses
Only one course for the minor can be taken S/U
No more than 2 courses may be double counted against this minor and any other major or minor

Public Policy and Homeland Security Minor

Program Requirements

Required Courses: 13-14 Credits

Electives: 6 Credits

Note(s)

Total Credit Hours Required: 19-22