Earn Your Master’s Degree from the Pioneer in Safety, Security & Emergency Management in Only Two Years
The online Master of Science in Safety, Security & Emergency Management is designed for the working professional to earn an advanced degree in this emerging field with 36 credit hours of coursework, allowing you to finish in just two years! This safety master’s degree also provides an exceptional opportunity to immediately apply what you are learning in your current workplace.
Choose From a Variety of Concentrations:
You can tailor the curriculum to meet your current or future professional needs with these program concentrations:
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Forbes.com, the web site for the popular business magazine, ranked EKU among "America's Best Colleges."
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Read MoreREGIONAL ACCREDITATION
Eastern Kentucky University is regionally accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS*) and this regional accrediting body is recognized by both the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA**) and the United States Department of Education (USDE).
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Read More What Our Students Are Saying
“This is a great program for anyone looking to advance their knowledge of the safety, security or emergency management fields. With the elective courses offered, it really allows you to tailor your education in the direction that fits best for you. Additionally, the professors were very knowledgeable – not only had they been in the field they were teaching, but most of them still work there today.”
Bryan Cox
Safety Supervisor, Global Insulation
EKU SSEM Graduate – Homeland Security Concentration
Jump Start Your Career
- Gain Access to High-Paying, Executive-Level Advancement Opportunities: Graduates are often recruited into executive-level safety and security positions.
- Maintain your current lifestyle and career responsibilities: All while earning your advanced masters degree.
- Join a Program of Distinction: Study with faculty that are recognized nationally and internationally as leaders in their fields, working closely with agencies to improve safety and security standards.