Risk Assessment & Management

JUS-4472 (3.00 credits)

An overview of theories and evidence-based approaches of threat and risk assessment for identifying and mitigating natural threats, potential acts of violent criminality, terrorism, organized and serious crimes, and cyber security. Addresses the evaluation and management of credible threats, focusing on natural threat events, stalking, acts of violence, school and workplace threats, threats against public officials, terrorist, organized crime and cyber security. Students will evaluate previous threat and risk management successes and failures. Not available for supplemental.

Instruction (3)

Requisite courses: Take JUS-3387 or Approved Credential (Required, Previous).