MSc in Homeland Security and Emergency Management in San Diego United States | National University

National University's Master of Science in Homeland Security and Emergency Management (MSHSEM) program equips you with the expertise to address these critical concerns.

The 9/11 terrorist attacks underscored the global demand for homeland security specialists, while disasters like Hurricane Katrina, California wildfires, Joplin tornadoes, and Japan's tsunami demonstrate the persistent need for emergency management professionals. NU's Homeland Security Master's program integrates research and practice across security, counterterrorism, and disaster response for both human-caused and natural crises.

Trained leaders are essential nationwide and worldwide to combat terrorism and threats from domestic and foreign origins. Our online security degree prepares you for leadership positions safeguarding against dangers confronting our nation and the international community.

Earning a Master of Science in Homeland Security and Emergency Management requires completing 54 quarter units of graduate coursework. Students may transfer up to 13.5 quarter units from another institution if applicable to this degree and not applied toward another advanced degree. Consult the graduate admissions section for specific application and evaluation details.