Bachelor

Program Overview:
The Crisis and Disaster Management program consists of 132 credit hours over four years of full-time study. The curriculum includes 48 credit hours covering university and core business school requirements, while 84 credit hours are dedicated to major requirements, supporting courses, and electives.
This program equips graduates to take on vital leadership roles in protecting communities and institutions from risks and crises. Key skills include proactive planning, rapid and effective response, and ensuring continuity of life and operations. These capabilities are essential for success in an increasingly complex and risk-prone world, contributing to the development of safer, more stable, and resilient societies capable of adapting to both current and future challenges.

Program Description:
The program aims to prepare leaders and specialists in crisis and disaster management who are capable of planning for, responding to, and recovering from natural, industrial, and humanitarian disasters and crises.
It focuses on developing leadership and strategic planning skills needed to manage critical and emergency situations, ensure business continuity, and protect lives and property.
The program integrates advanced theoretical knowledge in risk management with specialized practical applications for crisis response. Graduates will be well-equipped to take on leadership roles in safety, emergency management, and community and economic stability, especially in a world of growing complexity and risk.

Acquired Skills:

• Emergency and Crisis Planning Skills
  
• Leadership and Crisis Management Skills
  
• Business Continuity and Recovery Skills
  
• Modern Technologies and Geographic Information 
  
• Occupational Health and Safety Skills
  
• Psychosocial Support Skills