Safety, Security & Emergency Management Degree at Franklin University
Enter or advance within the exciting fields of public safety or private security with a bachelor's degree from Franklin.
Public safety, private security and emergency management operations have changed dramatically due to recent global events. Now more than ever, police, fire, EMS and EMA teams must coordinate planning efforts to accomplish complex, collaborative safety and security management tasks.
These dramatic industry changes have created a growing number of career opportunities in the public and private sectors. A Safety, Security & Emergency Management degree from Franklin University prepares you to seize the leadership and management opportunities in the public safety or private security fields.
Learn to lead public safety or private security agencies in a variety of settings.
In your relevant Safety, Security & Emergency Management courses, you'll gain exposure to emergency management, homeland security, risk management/threat assessment, safety and security planning and related subjects, preparing you for leadership in a variety of settings.
Whether you want to enter the field, build on your experiences, or lay a strong foundation for graduate school, Safety, Security & Emergency Management is a great choice for you.
Have 24 hours of technical credits? Check out Franklin's Public Safety Management major!
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Career opportunities:
- Law Enforcement
- Corrections
- Fire Service
- Emergency Management
- Homeland Security
- Corporate and Private Security
- ...and more!
Public Safety Professional Organizations:
- Fraternal Order of Police (FOP)
- FOP of Ohio
- The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP)
- Ohio Association of Chiefs of Police (OACP)
- Ohio Fire Chiefs (OFCA)
- International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM)
- International Association of Fire Fighters (IAFF)
- ASIS International
*Bureau of Labor and Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2006-07 edition












