Compare 13 programs at 5 universities in Missouri — graduates, earnings, debt and costs from the federal record on every listing.
5 universities · ranked best first
how we rank
Saint Louis, Missouri · Private University · Est. 1915
Saint Louis, Missouri · Private University · Est. 1818
Springfield, Missouri · Private University · Est. 1873
Springfield, Missouri · Private University
What this subject pays
Graduates of Homeland Security programmes report a median $47,260 two years after finishing, across 48 programmes that publish the figure , against median debt of $23,250.
Homeland Security pay by degree level →By university type
By our composite ranking, the top choices include Webster University, Saint Louis University, Park University. The full ranked list above shows each one's national rank, costs and admission data.
Costs vary widely by university: public institutions charge in-state residents far less than out-of-state and international students, and private universities set one price for everyone. Every listing above shows the published tuition and net price we hold from the federal College Scorecard, so you can compare like with like.
Yes, within the rules of the F-1 student visa: on-campus work during term, Curricular Practical Training tied to the program, and Optional Practical Training (OPT) after graduating — with a longer extension for eligible STEM degrees.
Filtering by Missouri keeps living costs, in-state tuition eligibility and part-time work in one place — the results above are limited to institutions located there.
This page lists private Homeland Security universities in Missouri held in our database, ordered by a composite score that combines QS World positions, our editorial star rating, academic breadth, internationalisation and student support — never paid placement. Program and cost figures come from the US Department of Education's College Scorecard. Use the filters to narrow by subject, level, university type or location; every combination has its own address you can bookmark or share.
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