Criminology and Criminal Justice

Terrorism and National Security Undergraduate Certificate

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Respond to the threats of terrorism

Boost your criminal justice future at the national level. Face and solve the threats on our physical and digital borders.

Increase your career readiness in fields like law enforcement and homeland security.

Careers and outcomes

You’ll gain a better understanding of:

  • Far-right terrorism
  • Environmental terrorism
  • Jihadist violence
  • Cybercrime

Job types

  • Intelligence analytics
  • Emergency management
  • Police officer
  • Program director
  • Defense consultant

Potential employers

  • Coast guard
  • FBI
  • National Security Agency
  • Secret service

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