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Skills Panel Project

Educational Programs and Careers with Homeland Security Responsibilities in Washington State

The Department of Homeland Security has recognized ten key disciplines that have training, equipment, organization, and exercise requirements. Those disciplines include: public works, public health, public safety communications, health care, law enforcement, fire service, Hazarous Materials Personnel, emergency medical services, emergency management agencies, and government administrative. These are the individuals that would be most intimately involved in any preparation, response to or recovery from a major catastrophe. Though these jobs may not be devoted solely to homeland security full-time, they certainly have homeland security responsibilities.

In addition, those employed in private sector security, cyber security, transportation and agriculture also play a critical role in homeland security. Anyone seeking a career in any of these areas should be aware that homeland security responsibilities would be an essential part of the job. Use this page to find educational programs and courses related to Homeland Security.

Click on any of the links below to take you to the list of schools in Washington State that offer courses in Homeland Security.


Other disciplines that have Homeland Security related responsibilites include:

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We have attempted to identify all educational institutions in the state of Washington that offer educational and training programs and courses that are related to Homeland Security. However, it is possible that we may have overlooked a program or course. If you are aware of any program or training opportunity related to Homeland Security that has been overlooked, please bring it to our attention so that we can list it on this site. Please contact the Pierce College Homeland Security Center of Excellence.

If you are looking for training beyond the state of Washington, click on the link to United States Colleges to search for community and technical colleges and four–year colleges and universities in other states.