Cybersecurity and Emergency ManagementGrowing fields. Countless opportunities.

Endicott College is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.

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MASTER OF SCIENCE DEGREE

M.S. in Homeland Security Studies:

Evenings and Saturdays on-site in Beverly, or online

“I was worried about job opportunities after graduation. My fears were instantly erased when I met the faculty and realized I was learning from leaders in the field. The classes covered an astounding range of topics and thoroughly prepared me for a career. The small class size allowed me to get the most from the professors and my fellow cohort members.”

- M. Donahue. Class of 2014, Intelligence Analyst, Corporate Security, National Grid

“Endicott’s Homeland Security program is immersive and challenging. This program produces job-ready skills in a challenging industry.”

-D. Boissonneault. Class of 2017, Firefighter, Manchester, New Hampshire

Emergency Management Coordinator, Nashua, New Hampshire

Become a vital member of a security or response team. Contact Engrid Backstrom at ebackstr@endicott.edu or 978-232-2742.

36-credit program designed for professionals working in a variety of disciplines such as business, criminal justice, hospitality, and communications.

• Complete in 18 months • Cybersecurity* or Emergency Management specializations • Collaborative learning environment • Expert faculty from FBI, DHS, Boston PD, and military branches, who are seasoned practitioners • Personal advising • Networking opportunities and job placement support • Affordable tuition • No GRE required *The Cybersecurity specialization option prepares students to sit for the CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CSA+) exam, and covers the exam fee.

The private and public sector needs experts to understand, prevent, and lead recovery for natural disasters, pandemics, terrorism, cyberattacks, and more. Currently nationwide, more than 300,000 jobs are unfilled in cybersecurity, emergency management, and homeland security — one of them can be yours.

Gain the skills and knowledge necessary to pursue leadership positions in this important, ever-changing field. Learn how to address complex, multi-disciplinary, strategic-level issues and manage challenges that confront modern societies in an increasingly uncertain national and global security environment.

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Certificate in Cybersecurity Evenings and some Saturdays, on-site in Beverly

• Four-course, 12 credit graduate-level certificate geared toward non-IT professionals• Complete in less than 6 months• Expert faculty from FBI, DHS, and the private sector, who are seasoned practitioners• Personal advising• Networking opportunities and job placement support

This program prepares students to sit for the CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CSA+) exam, and covers the exam fee.

Cybersecurity Means Job SecurityAs the number of unfilled jobs in cybersecurity grows, so does your opportunity for a rewarding, long-lasting career.

What does a Cybersecurity Analyst do?

• Lead network security teams• Assess and manage security risks and vulnerabilities • Predict and analyze hacker behavior• Help prevent, respond to, and remediate cyber threats and attacks

What kind of background do I need?• Business• Communications• Criminal Justice• Hospitality or• Technology

GRADUATE-LEVEL CERTIFICATE

Heard on the news daily, cybersecurity is an increasingly

important concern in both the public and private sector, with

a predicted global job shortage of two million cybersecurity

professionals by 2019. This graduate-level certificate program

focuses on developing professional skills through an

understanding of computer network security principles,

human behavior, systems, cyber forensics, and the strategies

and agencies (federal and state) that are intended to

secure the nation from cyberattacks.

Endicott College is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.

vanloan.endicott.edu/homelandsecurity

Become a cybersecurity analyst — a vital member of an organization’s network security team. Contact Engrid Backstrom at ebackstr@endicott.edu or 978-232-2742