Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity BS, Four-Year Plan

Department of Emergency Management and Homeland Security, College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity

Year One

Year One: Fall
  • CEHC 101 SS
  • UUNI 110 WCI
  • World History and International Perspectives Gen Ed IP
  • Art Gen Ed AR
  • Liberal Arts Elective
Year One: Spring
  • CEHC 210
  • CYBR 242
  • Natural Sciences and Scientific Reasoning Gen Ed NS
  • Diversity Gen Ed DEISJ
  • Liberal Arts Elective
Year One: Summer
  • Consider coursework
  • Look for a summer job in the area of your studies
  • Consider study abroad options 

Year Two

Year Two: Fall
  • CHEC 343
  • Mathematics and Quantitative Reasoning Gen Ed MS
  • Foreign Language Gen Ed FL
  • Humanities Gen Ed HU
  • Minor Course
Year Two: Spring
  • CEHC 344
  • CYBR 124
  • U.S. History and Civic Engagement US
  • Minor Course
  • Liberal Arts Elective
Year Two: Summer
  • Look for shadowing opportunities

Year Three

Year Three: Fall
  • CEHC 345
  • CYBR 306 or 445
  • Minor Course
  • Upper Level Liberal Arts Elective
  • Upper Level Liberal Arts Elective
Year Three: Spring
  • CEHC 310
  • CEHC Upper Level Concentration course 
  • Upper Level Minor Course
  • Upper Level Liberal Arts Elective 
  • Liberal Arts Elective
Year Three: Summer

Internship?

Year Four

Year Four: Fall
  • CEHC Upper Level Concentration course
  • CEHC Experiential Learning Course
  • Upper Level Minor Course
  • Liberal Arts Elective
  • Upper Level Elective
Year Four: Spring
  • CEHC Experiential Learning Course
  • Upper Level Minor Course
  • Upper Level Liberal Arts Elective
  • Upper Level Liberal Arts Elective
  • Liberal Arts Elective
Year Four: Summer

Congratulations!

Notes

General Education Requirements, for students matriculating Fall 2023 and after
100 Hours of Approved Training is required for the major

  • MS Mathematics and Quantitative Reasoning
  • WCI Writing and Critical Inquiry
  • AR Arts 
  • HU Humanities
  • NS Natural Sciences and Scientific Reasoning
  • SS Social Sciences
  • US U.S. History and Civic Engagement
  • IP World History and International Perspectives 
  • FL Foreign Language (one semester of collegiate study, or the equivalent, of a foreign language)
  • DEISJ Diversity: Equity, Inclusion & Social Justice

Credit bearing Professional Development Options

  • RSSW 290, 291 and 390 – Community Service
  • Research within major
  • University internship
  • Departmental Internship
  • Community Engaged Coursework
  • Study Abroad
  • Tutoring opportunities

This is a suggested course sequence.

 

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