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These concentrations include:
- Associate of Science in Emergency Medical Services
- Master of Science in Homeland Security — Criminal Justice
- Master of Science in Homeland Security — Emergency Services Management
- Master of Science in Homeland Security — Management
CSU’s Dean of the College of Safety and Emergency Services and Assistant Provost, Misti Kill, Ph.D., worked closely with faculty members and instructional designers to develop courses that speak to the current and future needs of emergency professionals. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, protective service occupations are projected to increase 3% through 2028.
“Paramedics who are interested in working toward an associate degree may be able to gain academic credit from their previously earned paramedic certificate. This will allow students to optimize their existing skills and experience,” said Kill. “Students are becoming more and more interested in skills-based degrees; as a result, the Master of Science in homeland security was created to allow students to choose which concentration they wish to focus on and continue to advance within their chosen homeland security sector.”
CSU also launched a certificate in military operations, designed to focus on critical-thinking and decision-making skills, as well as introduce team performance and logistical and tactical approaches for military environments.
For more information, visit ColumbiaSouthern.edu.
About Columbia Southern University
In 2018, Columbia Southern University celebrated its 25th anniversary. As an innovator in online education, CSU was established in 1993 to provide an alternative to the traditional university experience. CSU offers online associate, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees such as business administration, criminal justice, fire administration and occupational safety and health. Visit ColumbiaSouthern.edu or call (877) 347-6050 to learn more.
