Pilihan program

Ringkasan program

The Master of Science degree in Public Safety Executive Leadership (PSEL) is intended for mid-level managers who have two years or more of full-time public safety agency employment, and currently are employed full-time in a public safety agency. This includes law enforcement, probation, corrections, court services, treatment programs, fire service, private security, or other public safety organizations. The program focuses on an assessment of personal leadership strengths, developing additional leadership skills, and makes extensive use of journaling to build personal leadership knowledge and skills.

Modul program

The following are the modules: Plan C - 36 credits: Core Courses 24 credits: PSEL 610. Advanced Leadership Skills, 4 credits; PSEL 620. Budgeting in Public Safety, 4 credits; PSEL 640. Planning and Change - A Vision to the Future for Public Safety, 4 credits; PSEL 660. Human Resource Management for Public Safety, 4 credits; PSEL 680. Understanding and Utilizing Public Safety Research, 4 credits; PSEL 690. Leadership Capstone Course, 4 credits; Elective Courses 12 credits: The broad range of elective courses listed below, provides students with an opportunity to focus their course work on specific fields that may be advantageous to them. Criminal justice Electives: CJS 511. Organization and Administration in Criminal Justice, 3 credits; CJS 515. Corrections: Theory and Practice, 3 credits; CJS 520. Critical Issues in Law Enforcement, 3 credits; CJS 530. Criminal Law, 3 credits; CJS 531. Criminal Procedure, 3 credits; CJS 533. Ethical Studies in Criminal Justice, 3 credits; CJS 545. Crisis Intervention, 3 credits; CJS 550. Juvenile Justice System, 3 credits; CJS 555. Private Security and the Criminal Justice Community, 3 credits; CJS 589. Seminar in Criminal Justice, 3 credits; CJS 600. Special Problems, 3 credits; CJS 601. History of Criminal Justice, 3 credits; CJS 650. Readings, 1-3 credits; CJS 660. Theories of Criminal Behavior and Justice, 3 credits; CJS 661. Juvenile Justice and Schools, 3 credits; CJS 679. Research in Criminal Justice, 3 credits; CJS 681. Current Problems and Issues in Criminal Justice, 1-3 credits; Educational Administration and Leadership Electives; EDAD 603. Organizational Theory, 3 credits; EDAD 610. Administrative Leadership, 3 credits; EDAD 630. Introduction to Personnel Administration, 3 credits; EDAD 650. Introduction to School-Community Relations, 3 credits; EDAD 652. Community Relations in School Administration, 3 credits; EDAD 680. Introduction to Research in EDAD, 3 credits; Management Electives: MGMT 550. Employee Selection, 3 credits; MGMT 551. Employee and Labor Relations, 3 credits; MGMT 552. Employee Compensation, 3 credits; MGMT 553. Employee Development, 3 credits; MGMT 566. Strategy and Organization of Public Administration, 3 credits; MGMT 567. Organization Theory, 3 credits; Mass Communication Electives: COMM 516. Critical Analysis of Media, 3 credits; COMM 520. Mass Media and Society, 3 credits; COMM 524. Seminar in Public Opinion and Communication Research, 3 credits; COMM 534. Theory and Principles of Public Relations, 3 credits; COMM 603. Seminar in Mass Communications, 1-3 credits; COMM 605. Ethics and Critical Analysis of Mass Media, 3 credits; Master of Business Administration Electives: MBA 667. Organizational Behavior, 3 credits; MBA 673. Management of Human Resources, 3 credits; Psychology Electives: PSY 543. Psychology of Adult Development and Aging, 3 credits; PSY 568. Personnel Psychology, 3 credits; PSY 573. Aggression, Anger, and Violence, 3 credits; PSY 590. Psychological Disorders, 3 credits; PSY 621. Psychology in Human Affairs, 3 credits; PSY 522. Organizational Psychology, 3 credits; Sociology and Anthropology Electives: SOC 545. Political Sociology, 3 credits; SOC 555. Sociology of Work and Occupation, 3 credits; SOC 556. Complex Organizations, 3 credits; SOC 560. Social Problems and Social Policy, 3 credits; SOC 581. Social Stratification, 3 credits; SOC 656. Seminar in the Sociological Study of Organizations, 3 credits; SOC 689. Advanced Analysis of Deviance in Society, 3 credits.

Persyaratan masuk bagi mahasiswa internasional

Applicants to be considered for admission to a master's degree program must have: a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university, a 2.75 grade point average over the last half of undergraduate education (four full semesters or equivalent)., met the minimum score requirement on the GRE or GMAT and must have higher standards for admission to a degree program may be established by a department. International applicants must have score of 79 or higher on the Internet-based exam with no sub score below 17, or a score of 550 or higher on the paper-based exam, a score of 6.5 or higher on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) and must have graduated from a university in the United States with a 2.75 cumulative GPA or higher.

Kualifikasi

Magister (S2)

Institusi penerbit ijazah

St Cloud State University

Nama jurusan

School of Public Affairs, Department of Criminal Justice

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