Virginia Commonwealth University
VCU Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness degree

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We have compiled a list of links about our new program, related careers, as well as additional information pertaining to homeland security and emergency preparedness.

HSEP at VCU

Learn more about the Bachelor of Arts in Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness at VCU.

For admissions information, please visit the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.

Find out about the Sustainable Systems Engineering and Global Policy Group.

Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Faculty

♣ William Parrish, Associate Professor, United States Marine Colonel (retired), and former U.S. Department of Homeland Security official

♣ Jason K. Levy, Associate Professor, Co-Director, Energy Security Policy Group and Director, National Homeland Security Project

♣ William Newmann, Associate Professor and Founding Chair of the Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Program

♣ John Aughenbaugh (Collatoral Faculty)

♣ Jim Keck (Collatoral Faculty)

♣ Maureen-Moslow Benway (Adjunct Faculty)

♣ Gunnar Kohlbeck (Adjunct Faculty)

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The word is out about our hottest new major, Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness. Read news stories about this exciting new major.

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First major research university to offer a bachelor’s degree in homeland security

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Unleash your inner Janet Nepolitano and W. Craig Fugate with a Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Major

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Now that you’ve read more about the exciting field of homeland security and emergency preparedness, find out more ways to get involved.

Opportunities to shape your future
Countless opportunities await you in the field of homeland security and emergency preparedness. From protecting the country’s borders to screening passengers flying across the world to analyzing intelligence reports, the prospects are limitless.

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