8 Crisis Intervention Degree Programs

The Bachelor’s Degree program in International Politics and crisis management, aims to provide high-profile, interdisciplinary education with the goal of developing critical analysis skills in social, political, economic, and legal contexts, both at national and international levels.

Societies in Crisis: Humanitarian Action and Policy Responses is a one-year graduate programme (MSc) that will stimulate you to analyse and create responses to societies undergoing (a humanitarian) crisis.

Navigate turbulent waters with confidence through the Rutgers Crisis Communication and Reputation Management Certificate (CCRM). Crisis communication requires leaders who can guide decision-makers through volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA) situations while protecting the organization’s reputation, brand, credibility, and trust and ensuring its ability to thrive.

In this free online course, learn about identifying and reporting domestic violence and abuse in children and adults.

This University Accredited course may be taken as part of The Diploma in Clinical and Pastoral Counselling Skills Course or as a specialist course for those with previous Counselling experience. It allows the Counsellor to examine more deeply the subject of Crisis and Trauma and the immediacy of the techniques employed to help clients through this.

Objectives: To qualify for the achievement of health gains from nursing care for people experiencing complex critical illness and / or organ failure, response in situations of catastrophe and multivitamin emergency, and control of infection, taking into account the ethical and deontological dimension of the profession; Empowering for leadership, resource management and care, for the optimization of nursing and health team responses, aiming at improving the quality of care for the person and family experiencing complex processes of critical situation and or organic failure, and adequate response to disasters and emergencies; Encourage the production, appropriation and dissemination of scientific knowledge, assuring the ethical and social responsibility of nursing.

The SBI program offers multidisciplinary training for researchers and public health practitioners who wish to use the social sciences in the design, implementation, and evaluation of public health programs, particularly community-based interventions. The combined use of qualitative and quantitative methods is a defining characteristic of the program.

Learners will discover how to recognize the signs of self-harm and suicidal thoughts and how to approach an individual they believe is experiencing this.