Emergency Management Microcredential
What You'll Learn
Lead disaster preparedness, response, & recovery in the Emergency Management microcredential where you will gain valuable knowledge in the distinct phases within emergency management science. First, you’ll learn about the theory and practice of coordination of activities such as hazard and vulnerability assessments, emergency operations planning, strategic mitigation strategies and resource management. Then, you will focus on proactive measures to safeguard lives and assets from natural or man-made disasters and develop a comprehensive emergency management plan. Finally, through case study analysis, you will assess short and long-term recovery strategies and community and organizational resilience for future disasters. The microcredential is intended for working professionals who want to gain additional skills pertaining to the emergency management field.
Online
Delivery
1 semester
Estimated Time to Complete
12 credits
Stackable
$3,760
Estimated Cost
Required Courses
| Prefix | Course Name | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| EADM 205 | Hazard Assessment and Mitigation | 3 |
| EADM 220 | Emergency Planning | 3 |
| EADM 222 | Emergency Management and Response | 3 |
| EADM 320 | Recovery and Resilience | 3 |
Skills Covered
- Basic Emergency Operations Planning
- Continuity planning
- Defining recovery support functions
- Emergency response
- Hazard risk assessment
- Organizational resilience assessment
- Vulnerability assessment
Stackable to Degrees
Credits earned in the completion of this microcredential can be applied toward completion of a related certificate or degree program. It is a building block that gives you a jump start to education and career success.
- Emergency Management, BS
- Homeland Security, B. Tech
- Criminal Justice: Law Enforcement Leadership, B. Tech
Costs
SUNY Canton is committed to providing the best education at an affordable cost. Microcredentials are another cost-effective way to build skills with quality courses.
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