Fairleigh Dickinson University – Security Terrorism Studies

							Fairleigh Dickinson University – Security & Terrorism Studies Certificate

Fairleigh Dickinson University is offering a Certificate in Security & Terrorism Studies.
This is an undergraduate, six-course, eighteen credit designed for government workers
and other individuals from the nonprofit sector interested in pursuing undergraduate
courses. Students will improve management and supervisory skills, while earning credits
that lead to a baccalaureate degree.

Program of Study: Select any five courses in the specialization including electives plus
the global challenge course to earn the 18-credit Security & Terrorism Studies
Undergraduate Certificate.

CORE 1006 The Global Challenge (3 credits)
CORE 3004 Global Challenge (3 credits)
PADM 4501 Terrorism and Emergency Management (3 credits)
PADM 4502 Counter-Terrorism and Response (3 credits)
PADM 4503 Weapons of Mass Destruction: Political Issues (3 credits)
PADM 4504 Hazardous Risk Analysis (3 credits)
PADM 4505 Psychology of Terrorism (3 credits)
PADM 4506 Domestic Preparedness for Catastrophic Emergencies (3 credits)
PADM 4507 Business and Industry Crisis Management, Disaster Recovery &
Organizational Continuity (3 credits)

Electives for all certificates:
PADM 4543 Municipal Budgeting (3 credits)
PADM 4544 GIS & Emergency Management (3 credits)
PADM 4545 Effective Risk Communications for Leadership (3 credits)
PADM 4546 Fact Finding, Preparation and Testimony (3 credits)

For more information:

       Contact: Ronald Calissi, Esq, Executive Associate Dean
       Off-Campus Credit Program
       Fairleigh Dickinson University
       1000 River Road
       Teaneck, NJ 07666
       Phone: (202) 692-6520
       Fax: (201) 692-7179
       Email: callissi@fdu.edu

       Additional Information: www.fdu.edu/homeland and http://sas.fdu.edu

       Additional Phone:

       Update: 7/16/07
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