We cannot begin to predict where and when terrorists will strike until we understand them. For that, we must study them. Take the next step in advancing your career by receiving an undergraduate or graduate certificate in terrorism studies.

Upon transfer credit approval, certificate credit may be applied toward the following degree programs:

B.A. in Intelligence Studies
B.A. or M.A. in Homeland Security
M.A. in Intelligence Studies
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With a certificate in AMU's terrorism studies program, you'll be ready to advance in your career as a terrorism analyst, criminal investigator, cyber-security expert, or forensic analyst
- just to name a few.

Professor David Williams dedicated 25 of his 27-year career with the FBI to the field of antiterrorism and forensic explosives. He holds a bachelor of science in biology from Mansfield State University and a master of science in forensic science from George Washington University. -> Read More

Dr. Jonathan S. Lockwood is currently a colonel in the United States Army Reserves and serves as a liaison with the Department of Homeland Security Intelligence Directorate from the Defense Intelligence Agency’s Joint Task Force Counterterrorism Center. -> Read More