
Make a Difference with an Associate in Homeland Security
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) was created in response to the terrorist attacks on September 11th, 2001. The job of the DHS is to protect U.S. citizens from attacks by protecting the country’s borders, including airports, seaports, and waterways. The department also responds to natural disasters and is continuously developing and testing new security technology.
Who Works in DHS?
A career in this field could mean working with local communities, governments, and businesses to ensure the safety and security for its people and its infrastructure. Whether you enjoy analyzing data or working with the public, there is no lack of opportunity.
Typical positions in this field include law enforcement, immigration, mission support, travel security, or prevention and response. Ofte...