Advanced Studies in Integrated Security Management

Competences

• K1: Understand the scientific and methodological foundations of public and private security.
• K2: Be capable of directing and managing security companies and teams of multidisciplinary private security personnel.
• K3: Be able to manage and organize the installation and maintenance of security devices, systems, and equipment; apply ICT to the field of security; and manage services and activities of surveillance and protection for property, establishments, events, competitions, or conventions.
• K4: Analyze and evaluate information to formulate judgments based on personal reflection in the field of private security.
• K5: Know the instruments and techniques necessary for evaluating and predicting crime and threats to security, and be able to propose prevention and/or intervention strategies.
• K6: Be capable of organizing protection services for specific individuals, subject to the corresponding authorization from the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
• K7: Determine the characteristics that the technical and material means used in providing services and carrying out private security activities must have.
• K8: Apply the knowledge acquired in the course to develop a final project in the area of private security, summarizing the skills acquired in the degree.

Methodology

The Course Advanced Studies in Integral Security Management is taught entirely online using Nebrija University’s virtual campus, which features a variety of teaching resources to ensure quality learning and effective application of the acquired knowledge. Students must have an internet connection, and a computer with a camera and microphone.

The subjects are structured around a Teaching Unit and include bibliographic, audiovisual resources, and case studies.

All materials (bibliography, documents, electronic resources, etc.) required and recommended for the course will be available to students on the virtual campus in digital format for download.

The study methodology includes:

• Tutoring or monitoring of students by the professor assigned to each module, providing answers to any questions students may have. Tutoring involves both individual and group supervision of the knowledge acquisition sought through this training program.
• In the virtual campus, students will have access to all study materials, forums, practical activities, conferences, etc. on the virtual campus.
• Assessment: Each subject will have an assessment to check the assimilation of the necessary content to pass the study program and obtain the corresponding degree.

Calendar

Admission

For pre-admission and admission purposes, candidates will be evaluated on a scale from 0 to 10, based on the following criteria and percentages:

• Academic Record [60%]: The grades obtained by the candidate in their previous studies will be assessed.
• Structured Personal Interview [30%]: The candidate's suitability will be evaluated based on their experience, knowledge, and the technical and professional skills required to successfully complete the intended studies. Their motivation, attitudes, and other personal aspects that contribute to their proper adjustment to the chosen studies will also be assessed. The interview may be conducted in the language in which the studies are taught.
• Candidate Presentation Document [10%]: In a personally prepared document, the candidate will explain their motivation and interest in the requested studies, as well as any other personal circumstances considered relevant to the selection process.
  If the candidate's mother tongue is not Spanish, they must prove a B2 level of Spanish with an accredited certificate.

Admission tests are evaluated within a global strategy aimed at understanding the applicants' characteristics. This approach determines whether the candidate has the necessary motivation, training and knowledge, abilities, aptitudes, communication skills, extracurricular activities, and future interests to be admitted to Nebrija University's programs.