Bachelor of Science (Security)

The development of a security plan uses security concepts and principles before deploying and managing the security solution. It is supported by relevant technical, legal and ethical courses. In Australia, it holds comprehensive information, orders from multiple sources, critical sources and security situations to overcome social insecurity Create meaningful connections in a variety of ways to achieve disciplinary results in a professional environment. The Edith Cowan University Bachelor of Science in Security course emphasizes the availability of safety problems in a risk-free manner. 

It demonstrates independence, accountability and judgment in relation to learning and practice in support of social welfare. Review trusted sources and resources to investigate how different attitudes and cultures affect the criminal, security and intelligence fields. Think creatively to find the needs of various stakeholders to produce innovative solutions to relevant problems. Use digital technology to access, analyze and communicate complex information on crime and security from a variety of sources.

The Bachelor of Science in Security course develops the student's knowledge and skills in the design and physical protection of a student. The course emphasizes the detection of safety problems in a risky manner. Thereafter the development of a security plan uses security concepts and principles before deploying and managing the security solution. It is supported by relevant technical, legal and ethical courses. Graduates will be well-equipped for a career in the broader security field. Appropriate areas of work include: organizational security, security engineering, government security, security, intelligence, private sector security, critical intelligence centers, security agencies, security finance agencies and major security agencies.