Minor in Emergency Management and Homeland Security
The academic minor in Emergency Management and Homeland Security is designed to provide students with a program of study which focuses on skills and practices of emergency planning and management associated with homeland security issues. These include natural disasters, chemical, biological and radiological incidents and acts of terrorism. This program provides a practical approach to the emergency management issues of preparedness, responses, recovery, and mitigation of natural and human-caused disasters.
24 credits
Required Courses, 6 credits
EMHS 351 | Introduction to Emergency Management and Homeland Security | 3 |
EMHS 352 | Science of WMDs and Technological Hazards | 3 |
Electives, 18 credits from
Total Credit Hours: 24
Other relevant courses may substitute. See Program Director regarding approval.