The one-year Emergency Management Ontario College Graduate Certificate program prepares you, both operationally and strategically, to understand and respond to the four domains of emergency management. In today`s world, threats and risks are increasingly complex due to the diversity of natural and human-caused hazards.

Emergency Management (EM) is a growing field in the United States and around the world. This certificate gives students in just about any program of study a way to stand out from the crowd and learn real-world approaches to solving complicated problems. The certificate program includes courses on emergency management, both domestic and international, EM policy development and planning, homeland security policy, terrorism, including international policy analysis, public health, public information, and technology and disaster management.

With an emergency management degree from MCNY, you’ll be prepared to begin—or advance—a career in the exciting, in-demand fields of emergency preparedness, homeland security, and business continuity. You’ll learn how to effectively coordinate available resources in a catastrophic event, and mitigate the loss of life, property, and operational capability following a natural, man-made, or technological disaster. MCNY’s accredited BA in Emergency Management and Business Continuity curriculum can be completed in two years and eight months. We also offer an AA degree in emergency management, which can be completed in 16 months.

Designed for current and aspiring disaster management professionals, Northern’s one-year Emergency Management Terrorism and Pandemic Response graduate certificate will give you the comprehensive skills you’ll need to manage operations during a major catastrophe. Along with in-depth courses in disaster recovery, intelligence fundamentals, cybersecurity and AI, you’ll be immersed in a curriculum that has risk assessment, crisis communication, and legislative frameworks at its core.

Emergency Management focuses on protecting the country and preparing for, responding to, and recovering from the man-made and natural disasters that rock our world. Our B.S. in Emergency Management is one of the few programs whose faculty comprises both academics and practitioners. Students receive not just a complete body of knowledge of the field but also the skills that allow them to enter it fully qualified to make an immediate contribution.

The specialization of the BA in Security and Strategic Studies, in Emergency Management, focuses on the causes and possible reaction methods against all kinds of security challenges national and international. Learning how to plan and manage human capital and resources against a crisis, is important. The specialty courses will help you shape, comprehend, analyze and apply appropriate security and strategic knowledge management steps against security leveled crises.

The Emergency Management and Homeland Security (EMHS) online degree program equips you to prepare for, manage and respond to major disasters and emergencies, including natural catastrophes, hazardous materials leaks, terrorism, cyber warfare, and more.

The minor in Emergency Management allows students to explore the value of emergency planning and preparation for natural or man-made disasters and crises. Students will use activities to review the strategies used by various local, state, and federal organizations on response, mitigation, and recovery efforts when dealing with small to large scale emergencies and disasters. These activities will present students with real-world strategies developed to protect lives, property, and the environment.

Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management is a relevant and timely major especially with the current and impending threat of universal terrorism, the impact of climate change and natural disasters, and the enhanced need to address issues related to public safety and national security. Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management is an innovative and interdisciplinary degree program that focuses on training students in areas that impact human welfare locally, nationally, and globally. The program has a distinctive emphasis on urban issues and environments and the role that ethics plays in how policies, politics, and practices shape the quality of life for human beings in our state, nation, and world.

Learn to examine and address security and emergency management issues to prepare for leadership roles in today's global environment. Globalization and national disasters have posed exponential challenges to world peace, security, and the stability of communities, transcending any defined nation or state boundary. Our Homeland Security and Emergency Management program prepares the next generation of national, regional, and local leaders with an understanding of global development within our own country and throughout the world.

East Georgia State College is a great place to continue your studies in Fire and Emergency Services Administration. Here, you’ll find: Great faculty, such as Beverley Walker, a former fire lieutenant with 25 years of fire and emergency service experience, and many years as an instructor and trainer in Georgia and at the National Fire Academy. An online learning environment, to meet the complex demands of the schedule of emergency services and aspiring public management professionals. An affordable way to continue your studies, with reasonable tuition, generous financial aid availability, and access to the HOPE Scholarship benefits. A combination of challenging coursework in fire and emergency services administration, public management, organizational behavior, and professional development to prepare you for a leadership role in the administration and management of an emergency services organization.

This program introduces students to a broad range of technological and environmental risks with an emphasis on how social and physical factors interact in disasters. Graduates of the program are able to assist with all aspects of emergency management, including traditional preparedness and response activities as well as recovery efforts to help people affected by disasters get their lives back to normal, and mitigation planning to prevent future damages.

The goals of the Biology Major are: To equip the graduate with the appropriate knowledge, skills, and background to pursue graduate studies in Biology or in professional schools for medicine, dentistry, veterinary medicine, allied health, or other related areas; To improve the acquisition of critical thinking skills necessary for the understanding and practice of science; A major in Biology consists of: At least 45 semester hours of course work in Biology (four of which are elective hours) 20 semester hours of course work in Chemistry 8 semester hours of Physics 6 semester hours of Computer Science 9 hours of Mathematics. A graduate is also required to complete the College’s General Education requirements and three (3) elective semester hours outside of the department.

If you like the idea of chasing cybercriminals, thwarting international terrorists, and preventing economic catastrophe when floodwaters rise, then a bachelor's in emergency preparedness, homeland security, and cybersecurity may be a good choice for you.

This Bachelor of Science Degree program details the fundamentals needed for security administration and management, risk assessment, and investigation required in private law enforcement. Upon completing this course, students will also develop and implement response plans to combat criminal activities.