Bachelor of Counter Terrorism Security and Intelligence

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  • Objectives
    Adopts a contemporary international approach to Counter terrorism, Security and Intelligence. Prepares students for the new world of preventing, managing and responding to issues and events which are detrimental to individuals, organisations, communities and nations. The development of multi-skilled operators who are able to lead organisational and community initiatives in this field as well as provide expert advice and planning are key outcomes of these units. This course will provide the professional operator with underpinned knowledge of international relations, terrorism and its prevention/management, security in the community,organisational and infrastructure context and the skills to operate within a specialised branch or discipline within the counter terror arena.
  • Entry requirements
    Minimum admission requirements apply to enter this course.
  • Academic title
    Bachelor of Counter Terrorism Security and Intelligence
  • Course description
    Related careers
    Security Manager, Consultant, Critical Infrastructure Manager, Defence, National Security Organisations, State and Federal Government, Resource Industry, Organisational and Corporate Security Manager

    This course is available for on-campus study by students with an International student visa.
    Bachelor of Counter Terrorism Security and Intelligence students can study unitsets in the following disciplines as part of this course:

        * Security Management
        * Computer Science
        * Criminology

    This course structure contains information about the units which comprise the course as well as the credit points required to successfully complete it.

    Students are required to complete 240 credit points(16 core units) offered across four schools and to choose a major of 120 credit points(8 units)offered from Security Science, Computer Studies, and Law and Justice.

    Year One
    (All core units)
    Unit           Description                                             Points

    Semester 1
    SCY1101    Security and Risk Management                 15
    CSI1101    Computer Security                                     15
    SCY1130    Terrorism and International Security         15
    PSY1101    Introduction to Psychology                        15

    Semester 2
    SCY1117    Intelligence Foundations                           15
    CSI2104    Introduction to Information Warfare          15
    CSI2102    Information Security                                  15
    PHR1102    Critical Thinking                                         15

    At the end of Year one, students select one of three major streams.


    Year Two
    Unit            Description                                                 Points

    Semester 1
    SCY2112    Counterterrorism                                             15
    POL1104    Foundations of Politics and Government         15
    plus
    2 major units
    Semester 2
    SCY2212    Security Risk                                                   15
    LAW2600    Terrorism and the Law                                  15
    plus
    2 major units

    Year Three
    Unit           Description                                                 Points

    Semester 1
    PRN3120    PR Issues and Crisis Management                15
    SCY3120    System Resilience                                         15
    plus
    2 major units
    Semester 2
    SCY3119    Critical Infrastructure Protection                  15
    SCY3117    Security in Government                                15
    plus
    2 major units

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