Security & Safety Management

The aim of the bachelor's, professionally oriented, study program Security Management is to prepare

graduates for the practice of managing and ensuring internal security and public order (in a broader sense, ie ensuring

the internal functions of the state, the protection of its democratic foundations, the protection of internal order, security and the rule of law,

protection of lives and health, property and the environment from threats originating in the territory of the state).

The aim is to provide graduates with the expertise, skills and general competences to perform security tasks

state policy in the field of internal security and public order by bodies and institutions within the public and

private sector of the Czech Republic.

After successfully completing his/her studies the graduate is able to:

• Knows the basic concepts of risk, basic methodological principles of risk analysis, will be able to explain principles of risk identification and quantification, risk assessment and application of appropriate risk assessment tools. He knows and can e
• Knows, is able to define and explain the basic concepts of risk management and settlement, risk weighting, linear and nonlinear evaluation methods, risk engineering, decision methods Understand the identification and quantification of risks. The stud
• Knows the hierarchical structure of state and local government authorities ensuring security Czech Republic. They will be able to explain their interrelationships, functions and competencies in the security system Czech Republic. (Security System of
• Knows and can explain the terminology, general principles, principles and activities of crisis management bodies. He can describe activities of the integrated rescue system, its subjects and their role. He knows the methods of crisis management and c
• Knows and can describe current concepts of population protection, understands the principles of protection of persons and property. He knows and at a higher level can explain the basic division of emergencies and their causes, in particular emergenci
• Knows and can explain the necessary elements for material, technical and personnel solutions to emergencies, to ensure the protection of people and property; (Economic measures for crisis situations);
• Knows the basic terminology of criminology and basic criminological methods, techniques and tools. (Criminology);
• Can describe and analyze the system and goals of internal security of the state and public order. He knows the principles, legal regulation and organization of public order and the role of the state in ensuring internal security. Can define and descr
• Can critically analyze security issues, can recognize and distinguish between types threats, understand the processes in which these threats arise. (Global Security Threats);
• Knows and can explain the principles and principles, tools and techniques of management, understands the meaning managerial functions and roles, will know the basic methods for performing managerial activities and human resources management and their
• Knows the basic concepts associated with information systems and cyber security. He will understand principles and properties of information systems and management information systems and will be able to explain theoretical, historical, conceptual an
• Knows the basic principles and possibilities of technologies specialized for the preventive protection of critical infrastructure objects against intentional anthropogenic acts. Can describe and explain the principles of operation and the possibility
• Can describe and explain the legal system of the Czech Republic in the field of security, including legislation in the field of crisis management, population protection and economic measures for crisis situations and cyber security legislation;

Security Officer

Independent security officer

Security officer (protection of property, persons and health)

Security service worker

Independent security worker

Security systems analyst

A professionally qualified person in the prevention of health and safety risks

Security consultant in advisory or consulting organizations or companies focused on prevention and ensuring safety in the protection of persons and property.

Service position with a bachelor's degree qualification in the armed forces and security forces

Commander of the City Police;

Municipal police officer

Municipal police officer specialist

Crisis Officer

Independent ÚSC employee for crisis situations

Chief Inspector - Specialist in crisis management and emergency planning

Independent State Administration Officer in the field of crisis management and population protection in state administration or self-government of towns and municipalities;

Senior and middle management (security and crisis management specialist, specialist) for crisis situations) in public administration bodies, especially at regional authorities, labor offices, social administration security, etc .;

First-line manager (team leader, independent ÚSC crisis worker) for internal tasks security of legal entities (especially in critical infrastructure companies with a higher degree of risk environmental protection, civil emergency planning, situations;

The essence of the study plan consists of basic theoretical subjects profiling the basis of the study program (Fundamentals of Constitutional and Public Law, Risk Analysis, Risk Management and Settlement, Internal Security and Public Order) and subjects profiling the basis of the study program (Fundamentals of Public Law, Security System of the Czech Republic -

functions, ties, problems, Security of municipalities and regions, Organization management, Crisis management, Population protection, Economic measures for crisis situations, Information systems and cyber security, Global security threats, Critical infrastructure protection technology, Technical protection of buildings, Criminal law and administrative punishment , Forensics, Human Resource Management). The content of the basic thematic areas of these subjects is reflected in the content of state final exams.

Other compulsory subjects of the study program develop specific requirements for students' knowledge and competencies in accordance with the study goals and the graduate's profile. These are, in particular, Forensics, Public Administration and the EU, Fundamentals of Criminology, Crime Prevention, Security Management in the Private Sector, Fundamentals of Business Economics, and Security and Territorial Development. and Technical protection of buildings.

Compulsory courses also include a set of courses that lead students to a bachelor's thesis. In the first semester, it is the subject Basics of Professional Work, in which students get acquainted with the basic rules of writing professional texts,

with particular emphasis on academic ethics and integrity. This course is followed in the fourth semester by the course Methodology of Professional Work, where students are introduced to basic research methods, which

used in the processing of the bachelor's thesis. The output of this course is the elaboration of the bachelor's thesis assignment, confirmed by the bachelor's thesis supervisor. The last subjects of this block are Bachelor seminar and Bachelor

work, where students have space for discussion and presentation of theses of their work and formal requirements for its elaboration. An obligatory part of the study plan of the Security Management study program is the scope of students' practice

12 weeks. The study plan also contains compulsory elective courses of type B - group 1 and group 2. Group 1 contains compulsory elective courses, which expand general and professional knowledge and skills by choosing according to needs and interests.

student and group 2 contains compulsory optional language subjects, which extend the student's choice of general and professional language skills. Students have a choice of three world languages-English, German and Russian. In the first semester of study, students choose one from a selection of foreign languages. Then they are divided into groups according to performance. At the same time, students must not choose a language that is their mother tongue from the choice of foreign languages. In the next two semesters (ie 2nd and 3rd semester) the student continues to study

technical terminology in the field of security. selected language according to the achieved language level.

The student's obligation is to choose and enroll (in compliance with the required continuity of subjects) mandatory and obligatory

optional subjects. The student chooses a compulsory elective course from group 1 in the 2nd-6th Semester (1) and then chooses

in 1.-3. semester one (1) foreign language so as to meet at least the minimum number of credits for the relevant year of study

determined by the Study and Examination Regulations of the school.

Students must obtain a total of compulsory and selected compulsory elective courses during the study period

180 credits (100% of all credits). The ECTS credit system is used for credit evaluation.

This study program can be followed by a master's degree in similar study programs.