For those seeking to pursue opportunities as upper-level managers ready to utilize their experience in areas important to national security, a Doctor of Management degree program in Homeland Security from CTU is designed to help professionals work to develop knowledge in the fields that play a role in protecting our nation. Through this program, students can work to develop expertise in strategic analysis and thinking pertaining to homeland security as well as a policy leadership and academic expertise in this growing field.

• Program Credits: 100
• Each Course Length: 10 Weeks

Program Overview

The Doctor of Management with a concentration in Homeland Security program includes a combination of core management and elective courses, as well as doctoral symposium and research-related courses. The research element will culminate in a dissertation.

The Doctor of Management is a terminal degree for management professionals. The program helps students prepare to think and act strategically and provides the opportunity to enhance their abilities to make positive contributions in their chosen area of management expertise. This program is designed to promote the development of expertise and strategic analysis and thinking in homeland security and foster the development of policy leadership and academic expertise in this emerging field. This concentration is designed to leverage the experience of the homeland security professional to develop expertise in an area of the industry. The program focuses heavily on current, real-world challenges that homeland security leaders must face and overcome for their organization to be successful.

This program does not lead to additional licensure or certification. As such, CTU has made no determination regarding prerequisites for licensure or certification in any state or jurisdiction.

Learning Outcomes

Doctor of Management Program Learning Outcomes

• Demonstrate a comprehensive ability to support business strategy and organizational missions in evolving, diverse environments
• Design an approved original research study that offers contributions within the management discipline(s)
• Analyze strategic planning and solution-generation
• Integrate theories, models, skills, and competencies in support of organizational missions within a complex environment

Homeland Security Concentration Learning Outcomes

• Develop homeland security strategies to address the homeland security concerns of the United States.