Select 2 courses listed below bos 3125 hazardous

Select 2 Courses Listed Below
BOS 3125 Hazardous Materials Management 3
BOS 4601 Accident Investigation 3
BOS 4520 Risk Management 3
BOS 4010 Safety Supervisor 3
BBA 3651 Leadership 3
BOS 3301 Fleet Safety 3
BOS 3751 Training and Development 3
Occupational Safety and Health Electives 24
Professional Electives
Students may select professional electives from courses not used
to meet other requirements.
Students must take into consideration the 36 semester hour
upper division requirement when selecting courses. Please
consult your advisor for more information.
BOS/Concentration Courses in Fire Science 12
A Minimum of 4 Courses Must Be Completed
Course Title Semester Hours
FIR 2301 Principles of Fire and Emergency Services 3
FIR 3309 Principles of Fire and Emergency Services
Administration 3
FIR 3311 Legal Aspects of Fire Protection 3
FIR 4311 Fire Prevention & Code Enforcement 3
FIR 4312 Management of Fire Incident
Command Systems 3
FIR 4305 Fire Investigation & Analysis 3
FIR 4313 Terrorism Incident Management &
Emergency Procedures 3
**Each of these courses requires a prerequisite. Please review the course descriptions and objectives for each course at to determine the
prerequisite requirement.

Columbia Southern University | University Catalog 37
COLLEGE OF SAFETY AND EMERGENCY SERVICES
Master of Science in Criminal
Justice Administration
Total Program Requirements 37
Core Courses……………………………………………36
LSS 5100 Learning Strategies for Success
in Graduate Programs .................................................... 1
The Master of Science Degree in Criminal Justice Administration
design provides post-baccalaureate education to criminal
justice professionals from various backgrounds enhancing
their ability to analyze, comprehend, and resolve complex
problems confronting the criminal justice system in a diverse
community today. Court operations, corrections facilities, and
law enforcement agencies actively encourage officers and other
personnel to pursue criminal justice degrees as a means of
gaining advanced training, improved salaries, and prestige in
the field. Increasingly, federal, state, and local criminal justice
operations employing criminal justice personnel, including law
enforcement officers, corrections officers, and court personnel
require college degrees as a condition of employment with
promotion into higher-ranking leadership positions depending
upon advanced degrees. This program promotes a commitment
to continued scholarship and service among graduates as
professional members of the Criminal Justice System thereby
enhancing professionalism in a diverse community.
Core Courses
Course Title Semester Hours
LSS 5100 Strategies for Learning Success in
Graduate Programs 1
MCJ 5135 Theory of Crime and Criminology 3
MCJ 5078 Computer Applications for
Criminal Justice Administration 3
MCJ 5390 Critical Analysis of Criminal Justice
Administration 3
MCJ 5460 Juvenile Justice Administration and
Delinquency 3
MCJ 5532 Research Methods in Criminal Justice
Administration 3
MCJ 6150 Training and Development in
Criminal Justice 3
MCJ 6230