Private Security and Loss Prevention Employment Concentration
Private security professionals are needed in contemporary society and provide a variety of complex duties and responsibilities on a daily basis. Today, private security is the primary resource for individual and property protection. The security field, while broad, includes many sub-fields such as; private investigation, asset protection, physical security, institutional security, executive protection, industrial security, retail security, loss prevention, workplace security, computer security, and information security.
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Begin by exploring MSJC program maps to find career or transfer opportunities. Program maps show the recommended course sequence that leads to graduation or transfer. The maps were developed by program experts to give you the skills and knowledge you need to succeed.
- Starting in Spring? Choose Fall Semester 1 courses.
- Are you a part-time student? Start Fall Semester 1 courses and follow the course sequence.
| Fall Semester 1 | Units | |
|---|---|---|
| AJ-101 | Criminal Law | 3 |
| AJ-108 | Criminal Investigation | 3 |
| AJ-105 | Tactical Communication and Report Writing for Law Enforcement (formerly Public Safety Report Writing) | 3 |
| AJ-598 | Introduction to Private Security (formerly AJ-098) | 3 |
| Units | 12 | |
| Total Units | 12 | |
| Course | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Required Courses | ||
| AJ-101 | Criminal Law | 3 |
| AJ-105 | Tactical Communication and Report Writing for Law Enforcement (formerly Public Safety Report Writing) | 3 |
| AJ-108 | Criminal Investigation | 3 |
| AJ-598 | Introduction to Private Security (formerly AJ-098) | 3 |
| Total Units | 12 | |
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