CRJ 290 Homeland Security and Counterterrorism

3 Credit(s)

This course explores Homeland Security and counterterrorism from the perspective of theories, policies, and programs in Criminal Justice. Students are provided with opportunities to think critically and creatively about approaches to Homeland Security and counterterrorism in America. The course introduces to students the history of counterterrorism in America, and its impact on individuals, communities, cultures, and nations. Three lecture hours per week.