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Program checklist · College of Psychology and Community Services: Doctor of Public Safety and Leadership

College of Psychology and Community Services: Doctor of Public Safety and Leadership

Walden University · Minneapolis, MN

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Program
Award
College of Psychology and Community Services: Doctor of Public Safety and Leadership
Credential class
ceterms:DoctoralDegree
CIP
44.0502
Catalog edition
0235
Checklist type
degree-program
Description
The Doctor of Public Safety and Leadership program takes an interdisciplinary approach to public safety leadership by combining the disciplines of criminal justice, emergency management, communication, public policy and administration and psychology. It provides the foundation to allow students to operate in leadership positions within various public safety fields. This program provides students with the opportunity to understand, evaluate, and practically apply knowledge and skills that will impact their agencies and their communities.
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
125231
CourseShelf checklist
CK_125231_a472ce75
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

Curriculum

1 item
  1. As published: “DPSL 8002 - Foundations of Doctoral Study* ()”
    3

Core Courses (35 credits)

42 items
  1. As published: “DPSL 8140 - Social Responsibility and Ethics* ()”
    5
  2. As published: “DPSL 8150 - Interdisciplinary Leadership in Diverse Communities* ()”
    5
  3. As published: “DPSL 8160 - Leadership and Critical Incident Planning* ()”
    5
  4. As published: “DPSL 8201 - Risk Assessment, Preparedness, and Disaster Mitigation* ()”
    5
  5. As published: “DPSL 8217 - Technological Solutions and 21st Century Crime* ()”
    5
  6. As published: “DPSL 8304 - Data as Evidence* ()”
    5
  7. As published: “DPSL 8323 - Program Evaluation* ()”
    5
  8. As published: “DPSL 8126 - Understanding Violence, Risk, and Threat Assessment* ()”
    5
  9. As published: “DPSL 8192 - The Language of Leadership* ()”
    5
  10. As published: “DPSL 8145 - Crisis Management* ()”
    5
  11. As published: “DPSL 8431 - Finance and Budgeting for the Public Sector* ()”
    5
  12. As published: “DPSL 8450 - Strategic Context of Management and Leadership* ()”
    5
  13. As published: “DPSL 8351 - Policy and Analysis in Criminal Justice Systems* ()”
    5
  14. As published: “DPSL 8352 - Leadership: Putting Theory into Practice in Criminal Justice Administration* ()”
    5
  15. As published: “DPSL 8540 - Strategic Planning, Management, and Leadership in a Global Context* ()”
    5
  16. As published: “DPSL 8812 - Contemporary Cases and Issues in the Courts* ()”
    5
  17. As published: “DPSL 8350 - Historical and Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice* ()”
    5
  18. As published: “DPSL 8881 - Grant Writing* ()”
    5
  19. As published: “DPSL 8391 - Professional Study Seminar 1: Introduction to Capstone Thinking ()”
    1
  20. As published: “DPSL 8392 - Professional Study Seminar 2: Stakeholder Engagement and Contextual Analysis ()”
    1
  21. As published: “DPSL 8393 - Professional Study Seminar 3: Evaluating Research and Data Sources ()”
    1
  22. As published: “DPSL 8394 - Professional Study Seminar 4: Communication and Leadership Strategies ()”
    1
  23. As published: “DPSL 8395 - Professional Study Seminar 5: Analyzing and Presenting Results ()”
    1
  24. As published: “DPSL 8400A - Professional Capstone 1: Problem and Context ()”
    5
  25. As published: “DPSL 8400B - Professional Capstone 2: Inquiry and Action Planning ()”
    5
  26. As published: “DPSL 8400C - Professional Capstone 3: Reflection, Analysis, and Final Presentation ()”
    5
  27. As published: “DPSL 8002 - Foundations of Doctoral Study”
    3
  28. As published: “DPSL 8140 - Social Responsibility and Ethics”
    5
  29. As published: “DPSL 8391 - Professional Study Seminar 1: Introduction to Capstone Thinking*”
    1
  30. As published: “DPSL 8150 - Interdisciplinary Leadership in Diverse Communities”
    5
  31. As published: “DPSL 8160 - Leadership and Critical Incident Planning”
    5
  32. As published: “DPSL 8392 - Professional Study Seminar 2: Stakeholder Engagement and Contextual Analysis*”
    1
  33. As published: “DPSL 8201 - Risk Assessment, Preparedness, and Disaster Mitigation”
    5
  34. As published: “DPSL 8217 - Technological Solutions and 21st Century Crime”
    5
  35. As published: “DPSL 8393 - Professional Study Seminar 3: Designing and Planning Interventions*”
    1
  36. As published: “DPSL 8323 - Program Evaluation”
    5
  37. As published: “DPSL 8394 - Professional Study Seminar 4: Communication and Leadership Strategies*”
    1
  38. As published: “DPSL 8304 - Data as Evidence”
    5
  39. As published: “DPSL 8395 - Professional Study Seminar 5: Analyzing and Presenting Results*”
    1
  40. As published: “DPSL 8400A - Professional Study Capstone 1: Problem and Context**”
    5
  41. As published: “DPSL 8400B - Professional Study Capstone 2: Inquiry and Action Planning**”
    5
  42. As published: “DPSL 8400C - Professional Study Capstone 3: Reflection, Analysis, and Final Presentation**”
    5
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