National University BS Homeland Security and Emergency Management
2021 – 2022
Advising Information
College of the Canyons and National University
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- Apply relevant criticism in sustained analysis and interpretations of security management thinking.
- Evaluate emergency disaster pre-plans, recovery plans, and after-action reports.
- Apply analytical skills in approaching ethical dilemmas and implications of technology and other areas faced in government and private industry.
- Describe the political and religious implications of the terrorist climate.
- Describe and analyze the role groups and teams have in organizations as they relate to addressing homeland security and emergency management issues.
- Describe the roles local, state and federal government agencies have in addressing homeland security and emergency management issues.
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Ryan McGill, Center Director
National University Oxnard Campus
(818) 932-2461
rmcgill@nu.eduNational University, Oxnard Campus
1000 Town Center Drive
Oxnard, CA 93036
(818) 932-2460 (Admissions Office)Financial Aid Advisors
(818) 932-2472 or 2473 -
GPA
- 2.0 cumulative GPA from all regionally accredited institutions attended is required
and/or high school diploma.
Transcripts - Students must submit official transcripts for all colleges/universities attended.
Students with less than 60 semester units through transfer must submit high school transcripts.
Cost - $277.50 per quarter unit including the 25% COC tuition scholarship.
Standard tuition rate $370 p/quarter unit.
Total cost dependent on # of transfer units
- 2.0 cumulative GPA from all regionally accredited institutions attended is required
and/or high school diploma.
Bachelor of Science in Homeland Security and Emergency Management
Term 2021-2022
Duration Major - Under 2 years (Total length dependent on # of transfer units)
Costs Undergraduate Tuition: $277.50 p/quarter unit - includes COC 25% tuition scholarship (Total
cost dependent on # of transfer units)
Format Accelerated 1 Course Per Month (4-Weeks); Courses meeting 2 nights per week and 2 Saturdays
per month (10 onsite meetings p/month) at COC/UCEN.
Scholarships COC Tuition Scholarship: 25% scholarship per class, per month; Students save $407
per class by taking NU classes onsite at the COC/UCEN location.
Units 180 quarter units are required to earn a bachelor’s degree
General Education CSU or IGETC GE Certifications are highly recommended to meet general education (GE)
requirements. Additional GE coursework may be needed in the absence of CSU/IGETC GE
Certification. 69 Semester Units Minimum Required
| GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS | COC Course Equivalency | |
| Area A-G General Education Requirements | Met with full CSU or IGETC Certification | |
| Upper Division GE Requirement | COC Course Equivalency | |
| SOC 350 Cultural Diversity | No course equivalency | |
| Required HSEM Courses for Major | COC equivalency | |
| HSE Domestic Security Management | No course equivalency | |
| PAD 400 Intro to Public Administration | No course equivalency | |
| LED 410 Leading Diverse Groups and Teams | No course equivalency | |
| CJA 467 International and Domestic Terrorism | No course equivalency | |
| HSE 475 Interviewing and Interrogation | No course equivalency | |
| HSE 420 Information Security | No course equivalency | |
| HSE 430 Border-Transportation Security | No course equivalency | |
| HSE 440 Crisis Management | No course equivalency | |
| HSE 470 Legal Issues of Security | No course equivalency | |
| HSE 444 Disaster Management | No course equivalency | |
| HSE 490 Supervised Senior Project | No course equivalency | |
| Upper Division Electives (5 Courses, 15 Semester Units) | ||
| Students/cohort will select any appropriate upper division course to complete the required upper division electives | ||