Event security.

On completion of the programme with a pass grade, the student should be able to - describe central security principles and basic models for risk management at events. - describe relevant laws, regulations and international requirements that govern event security work. - explain current global trends in security, including developments in cyber security and artificial intelligence. - describe different types of security measures and forms of crisis preparedness at events. - describe principles for effective crisis and risk communication, and factors that affect Sweden's competitiveness as a host nation for international events. On completion of the programme with a pass grade, the student should be able to - carry out risk analyses and design security plans for events. - apply laws, regulations and international requirements when planning event security. - manage crowd flows, accessibility and evacuation planning. - communicate effectively in crisis situations, including media handling and internal reporting. - use modern security tools and technologies, such as cyber security and AI, in security work adapt security strategies to international requirements and the expectations of the outside world. - adapt security strategies to international requirements and the expectations of the outside world. On completion of the programme with a pass grade, the student should be able to - independently analyse security risks and lead security work at events. - handle crisis situations responsibly and make decisions to minimise damage. - independently adapt security strategies to international requirements and standards. - use modern technologies for increased event security.