The student will select with the advisor’s recommendation 30 hours of credit from the following technical specialty courses. EAM 1003, EAM 1013, and EAM 4033 are required courses for all students. EAM 4106 and EAM 3206 are required for all students, and are in addition to the 30 hours of credit required.
EAM 1003: Living in a Hazardous Environment
EAM 1013: Aim and Scope of Emergency Management
EAM 2033: Citizen/Community Disaster Preparedness
EAM 3003: Developing Emergency Management Skills
EAM 3013: Public Policy Issues in Emergency Management
EAM 3023: Principles and Practice of Disaster Planning and Response Operations
EAM 3033: The Social Dimensions of Disaster
EAM 3043: The Politics of Disaster
EAM 3123: Public Information Skills for Emergency Managers
EAM 3133: Applied Principles of Personell Mangement
EAM 3143: The Economics of Hazards and Disaster
EAM 3206: Externship
EAM 4003: Disaster Relief and Recovery
EAM 4013: Business and Industry Crisis Management
EAM 4023: Information Technology and Emergency Management
EAM 4033: Emergency Management Research Methods/Analysis
EAM 4043: Disaster and Emergency Management Ethics
EAM 4053: Community Management of Hazardous Materials
EAM 4106: Internship
EAM 4991-3: Special Problems and Topics
