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Introduction to Terror and Terrorism (via GS Online) (Web-based, Instructor-Supported)

(Course Available After Purchase)Instructor: Peter Black$195

Overview:
Explore terrorism as a tool used by some groups to achieve social change. Explore the basic concepts of terrorism, the history of terrorism, the role of the media, the "A" list of terrorist organizations, the dynamics of hostage taking and negotiations, the anti- and counter-terrorism perspectives, and the future of terrorism. This online course is the first in a series of four online professional development courses on the topic of terrorism.

In this text-based online course, you regularly submit assignments to an instructor. You must purchase an additional textbook.

Enroll anytime. Take up to six months to complete. Register online or contact the Graduate School, USDA.
Who Should Attend?
Criminal justice professionals, policy makers, contractors, all levels of government employees, and anyone who desires or needs to better understand the history and future of terrorism and the threat terrorism poses to societies worldwide.
Additional Information:
Order textbooks from Specialty Books. Select subject area Terrorism, then select course.
Objectives:
  • Compare and contrast various terrorist ideologies
  • Describe the difference between criminal and political terror
  • Explore the role of the media in terror attacks
  • Discuss the impact of various terrorist groups and recent terror trends in the United States and other nations
  • Analyze the organizational structure of terrorist organizations
  • Examine the methods terrorist groups use to achieve their goals
  • List the characteristics of hostage takers and members of terrorist organizations
  • Explore the role of the US Patriot Act, the National ID card system, the Department of Homeland Security, and National Intelligence in combating terrorism in the US
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    Course Details
    CODE:  PUAP7000A
    TYPE:  Distance Education
    LENGTH:  6 Month(s)
    CREDIT:  1.8 CEU
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