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The Bachelor of Science in Organizational Security and Management provides adult learners a theory-based, application-based approach to the security management field. This program will discuss the essential elements of professional security, including:
- Physical Security
- Personnel Security
- Information Security
This program will also discuss various workplaces, special considerations, and judicial considerations of the security management field. These include:
- Contract Security
- Essentially a non-codified industry
- Historically lower cost
- Administrative unburdening
- Flexibility
- Objectivity
- Transfer of risk
- Proprietary Security
- Traditionally higher quality
- Organizational loyalty
- Organizational knowledge
- Special Considerations
- Homeland Security Impact
- Professional Certifications
- Globalizations
- Foreign Corrupt Practices Act
- Judicial considerations
- Criminal liability vs. civil liability
- Property law – premises liability
- Contract law
- Administrative law
- Employment law
Upon completion of this program, a student will be able to function in many security and managerial positions within professional security.
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