126 Credit Hours
Day, Evening and
Weekend
Queens and Staten Island Campuses
The curriculum in Safety and Corporate Security leading to the
baccalaureate degree is designed to provide a professional
dimension to the managerial and technological phases of security.
It may also serve as preparation for further academic and
professional study.
Major Area Requirements
36 credit hours
- SEC 1001: Introduction to Commercial Security and Governmental
Safety
- 15 credits chosen from the SEC course offerings and CUS 1106:
Computer Security
18 credits chosen from:
- CRJ 2000: Introduction to the Criminal Justice System
- CRJ 2001: Crime and the Criminal
- CRJ 2002: The Police and the Community
- CRJ 2003: The American Judicial System
- CRJ 2004: American Correctional Systems
- CRJ 3101: Criminal Investigation
- CRJ 3114: Criminal Procedure Law
- CRJ 3113: Penal Law
- CRJ 3112: Reading and Intrepretation of Legal Documents
Minor Area Requirements
24 credit hours
- ACC 1007: Fundamentals of Accounting I
- ACC 1013: Managerial Accounting
- BLW 1001: Fundamentals of Business Law I
- ECO 1001: Principles of Economics I
- ECO 1002: Principles of Economics II
- MGT 1001: Principles of Management I
- MGT 1003: Financial Management
- MKT 1001: Principles of Marketing
Students wishing to pursue a minor must complete an application
which is available in the College of
Professional Studies office.