Security Management (BS)

The Security Management (BS) program provides a comprehensive foundation in physical and digital security systems, crisis management, and risk mitigation strategies. Students gain expertise in areas like access control, security operations, and compliance with regulatory standards.

With courses covering emergency planning, cybersecurity fundamentals, and organizational leadership, the program prepares graduates to manage security teams and develop effective protection plans for organizations in various sectors. Real-world case studies and interactive projects help students translate theoretical knowledge into practical solutions.

Graduates of the Security Management (BS) program can explore diverse career paths in corporate security, public safety, and emergency management. Potential roles include security manager, risk analyst, emergency response coordinator, and facilities security officer. The program also offers a pathway to specialized fields such as critical infrastructure protection and cybersecurity, broadening employment opportunities in high-demand industries.

The earning potential for graduates of the Security Management (BS) program at Southern New Hampshire University is not directly available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). However, for roles that might be similar, such as management positions or security-related fields, specific BLS data is not provided in the available sources.

For general information on security-related occupations, the BLS provides data on management and security roles, but specific data for the Security Management (BS) program is not available.

Source - https://www.bls.gov

The Security Management (BS) program generally takes four years to complete when pursued full-time. Students with transfer credits or prior experience may shorten the timeframe through accelerated pathways or credit evaluations.

To enroll in the Security Management (BS) program, applicants must meet the following criteria:

• High school diploma or equivalent (GED).
• Submission of official transcripts from previous schools.
• English language proficiency for international applicants.
• Completion of the university’s admission application.