• Program Overview

    M.S. in Homeland Security Studies (36 Credits)

    For professionals in all disciplines such as business, criminal justice, hospitality, and communications, this graduate program will train you to pursue leadership positions in the ever-changing private and public sector. You’ll address complex, multi-disciplinary, and strategic-level issues, and manage challenges that confront modern societies in an increasingly uncertain national and global security environment.

    • Curriculum covers intelligence, terrorism studies, emergency management, and cybersecurity
    • Collaborative learning environment
    • Expert faculty from FBI, DHS, FEMA, and military branches
    • Personal advising
    • Networking opportunities and job placement support
    • Yellow Ribbon/Military Friendly
    • No GRE required

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M.S. in Homeland Security Alumnus Helps Puerto Rico Recover from Hurricane Maria
Endicott College alumnus and Puerto Rico native Felix Zamot returns home to help FEMA after Hurricane Maria.
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Leading the Way in a Male-dominated Industry
Vincenza DiMaio ’16 M’18 shares her story of success in the homeland security space and how Endicott helped her get there.
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Faculty Spotlight: Christopher Pope, Adjunct Professor
Adjunct Professor at Endicott College, Christopher Pope, is a leader both in-and-outside of the classroom.
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Homeland Security M.S.

With our affordable and accelerated graduate program, you'll become a vital member of a security or response team sooner than you think.

$29,124 Affordable Tuition
We offer incredible value despite a lower tuition than our competitors. Compare us to other programs and see for yourself.
36 Credits Required
Our program is designed for the working professional so you earn class credits during evenings, Saturdays, or online.
18 Months to Completion
In less than two years, you'll be qualified to help prevent terrorism/cybersecurity attacks or lead emergency response and recovery efforts.