Online Bachelor of Science in Public Safety Administration

You are able to complete your Public Safety Administration Justice program completely online!

The program is designed to prepare students academically with professional skills to seek employment or advancement in public service, governmental and non-governmental management, and public safety including law enforcement and the criminal justice system at the federal, state, regional, and local levels.

The program requires 120 credit hours with a minimum cumulative 2.0 grade point average. There are three parts to the program: Rural Public Safety, General Education, and Elective courses. The Rural Public Safety portion includes a 30-credit, individualized, self-designed, and field of study. Students contact the program coordinator and design this 30-credit field of study to meet the student's particular area of interest within the public safety field. Students are required to complete a supervised internship as part of the program.

Please note that students may use previous applicable college course work to meet program requirements. Students may also apply for work-experience credits and use these to meet program requirements.

Requirements
CRN Course Name Credits
Rural Public Safety Sequence
Psa 100 Introduction to Public Safety Administration 3 credits
Psa 122 GIS & GPS Public Safety w/Lab 3 credits
Psa 221/Bus 260 Ethics and Community or Business Ethics 3 credits
Psa 270 Disaster Management 3 credits
Psa 300 Public Finance 3 credits
Psa 310/Bus 211 Introduction to Public Management or
Principles of Business
3 credits
Psa 315 Public Policy 3 credits
Psa 397 Public Safety Administration Internship 3 credits
Bus 343 Human Resources Management 3 credits
Planned Field of Study (designed with program advisor) 30 credits
General Education
  English Composition I 3 credits
  English Composition II 3 credits
  Speech 3 credits
  Math 6 credits
  Information Technology 4 credits
  Foreign Language (part II) 3 credits
  Introductory Art, Music Theater 3 credits
  Introductory Science w/Lab 4 credits
  U.S. History or Western Civlization 3 credits
  Introductory Anthropology, Culture, Sociology 3 credits
  Introductory Government, Ethics, Political Science 3 credits
Electives
  Electives (any area) 20 credits