Law Enforcement Executive Leadership Program

    Feb. 3, 2014
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    Don’t Go Back to School Alone: Join AMU’s Online Executive Leadership Cohort

    American Military University recently launched a Law Enforcement Executive Leadership Program, designed to help prepare chiefs of police and other key law enforcement command personnel for leadership roles. To complement this program, AMU is currently organizing a cohort, which will provide law enforcement students with like-minded, peer-based support through the duration of this certificate program. For more information about the cohort, please email: [email protected].

    The Law Enforcement Executive Leadership certificate program is offered at both the undergraduate and graduate level. To complete this certificate, students take six (6) select courses in leadership and management. These courses cover everything from police administration to developing skills for grant proposals. Upon completion of this certificate program, the courses can be applied directly to a degree in criminal justice, management, or other relevant areas of study.

    For more information about AMU’s new executive leadership program for law enforcement, please visit: www.amuonline.com/LeadershipCertificate.

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