Be Prepared to Lead In Difficult Times - Disaster Management Certificate
Over the past several decades, the need for high professional standards in the disaster management community has grown exponentially, especially in the United States.
Disasters such as the recent flooding in the heartlands, the tragic failures of Hurricane Katrina, wildfires in California, the deadly Myanmar cyclone, and startling earthquakes in China (just to name a few) have reaffirmed the need for professionals who have the real, unfaltering skills required to be effective responders to disasters.
Benedictine University’s Disaster Management Certificate is designed for the widest spectrum of emergency response professionals including government officials, law enforcement, emergency services, public health, and other healthcare professionals.
If you are an emergency responder, our curriculum will prepare you for multiple phases of disaster management including mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery.
Disaster Management Certificate Curriculum
| MPH 650* | Principles of Emergency and Disaster Management | 4 credits |
| MPH 654 | Psychology and Sociology of Disasters | 4 credits |
| MPH 656 | Disaster Assessment and Mitigation | 4 credits |
| MPH 657 | Disaster Management in Public Health | 4 credits |
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TOTAL CREDITS: 16 |
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A master’s degree in Public Health with a concentration in Disaster Management is also available.
Click here to view the online MPH-Disaster Management program.
Be Ready to Respond with Benedictine University Online
Benedictine University Online offers small class sizes and the personal attention expected of a top-tier, private university. All of our courses are offered fully online to fit into your busy schedule.
Benedictine University's faculty and staff personally guide you through your educational experience.
For more information about earning your online Disaster Management Certificate with Benedictine University, call and speak with an Admissions Advisor at (866) 295-3104.
*All students must begin the curriculum with the certificate foundation course - MPH 650


