Do you have the desire to become a leader in the global war against terrorism? You could develop the management and administrative skills necessary to assume such a role when you complete studies in the University of Phoenix? Master of Science in Administration of Justice and Security with a concentration in Global Homeland Security program. Read more about this master's degree program here.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What Kind of Program Is It?

    The Master of Science in Administration of Justice and Security with a concentration in Global Homeland Security program at University of Phoenix is designed to help students develop an understanding of criminal justice and security procedures and processes which they can apply to management positions in homeland security. Program coursework includes study in policing, courts, security, and corrections. Other topics include administrative processes in criminal justice organizations, criminology and victimology theories, financial management, civil rights, risk management, and critical incident response. A course in program development and evaluation allows students to apply methods and concepts learned throughout the curriculum.

    What Are the Prerequisites?

    Before entering the Master of Science in Administration of Justice and Security with a concentration in Global Homeland Security program, you should have a bachelor's degree in criminal justice or a related area and have current or recent experience in law enforcement or security. Applicants to University of Phoenix graduate programs must have already earned a bachelor's degree.

    What Are the Course Requirements?

    University of Phoenix's Master of Science in Administration of Justice and Security with a concentration in Global Homeland Security required the completion of 37 credit hours. The core curriculum is outlined below, with courses listed sequentially.

    • AJS 501: Introduction to Graduate Study in Criminal Justice and Security
    • AJS 502: Survey of Justice and Security
    • AJS 512: Organizational Administration in Justice and Security
    • AJS 522: Finance and Budgeting in Justice and Security
    • AJS 532: Ethics in Justice and Security
    • AJS 542: Criminological Theory
    • AJS 552: Legal Issues in Justice and Security
    • AJS 562: Management of Institutional Risk and Critical Incident Management
    • AJS 595: Program Development and Evaluation

    What Could I Do After I Graduate?

    Advanced Degrees

    While the Master of Science in Administration of Justice and Security with a concentration in Global Homeland Security is typically considered a terminal degree you could further your studies by seeking a Ph.D. in Criminal Justice.

    While widely available, not all programs are available in all locations or in both online and on-campus formats. Please check with a University Enrollment Advisor.