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MSPCI - A Leadership Program for Homeland Security What's New
The University of Washington Department of Urban Design and Planning offers the Master in Strategic Planning for Critical Infrastructures (MSPCI), a fully accredited master's program for leaders in charge of protecting critical infrastructures and emergency services. Developed in partnership with the Washington State National Guard, the MSPCI program was specifically created for officials in public and private infrastructure systems, emergency management and homeland security.

This fully online graduate program is designed to train managers in the strategic decision-making required to prevent and counter threats to critical infrastructures and public health. A blend of strategic planning and systems theory, this program follows a distinctive analytic approach different from the conventional emergency management approach to hazards.

Read more in About MSPCI »

Apply now for the 2008-10 program.

International Applicants:
Apply by November 1, 2007.
Domestic Applicants:
For early decision, apply by April 15, 2008; for all other domestic applications, apply by July 1, 2008.

See our new online information session about the MSPCI program. (Flash plug-in required.) »

Watch experts discuss dangers to networked infrastructure systems in the three-part lecture "Our Infrastructures - Online and Vulnerable?", co-sponsored by the MSPCI program.
See broadcast schedule »