Master of Science in Emergency Management
ERM Program featured on Spotlight Carolina:
The Master of Science in Emergency Management degree program will prepare the next generation of emergency management professionals in an ever-evolving field. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of emergency management while learning the management skills to promote stronger and more resilient communities, minimize risks and hazards, and effectively respond to disasters and critical incidents.
This program is offered online and can be completed in as little as 12 months!
The program is also accredited by SACSCOC
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Here's a small sample of what you can do with an Emergency Management degree from Brevard College:
- Director of Emergency Response Teams
- Director of Emergency Services
- Public Safety Coordinator
- Emergency Operations Manager
- Exercise Planner/Designer
- Public Information Officer
- Disaster Services Recovery o
- Disaster Recovery Manager
- Disaster Preparedness Coordinator
- Disaster Preparedness Specialist
- Disaster Service Specialist
- Environmental Health and Safety Officer
- Public Safety Director
- Business Continuity Manager
- Community Preparedness Trainer
- Critical Infrastructure Manager
- Debris Management Planner
- Emergency Management Analyst
- Emergency Management Coordinator
- Emergency Management Specialist
- Emergency Manager
- Emergency Operations Manager
- Federal Coordinating Officer (FEMA)
- Federal Recovery Specialist (FEMA)
- Flood Control Coordinator
- Preparedness Planner/Specialist
You'll combine online coursework with practical and specialized skills related to the field of emergency management through on-campus experiential sessions.
You'll complete FEMA certifications in conjunction with online coursework that integrates an in-depth study of the disaster cycle, ethical and legal issues, policies, professional theory, skills and practice to prepare graduates for professional work in emergency management.
Students seeking the Master of Science degree in Emergency Management must complete the following:
- Courses included in the Core Curriculum (21 hours)
- A minimum of 12 hours of advisor approved graduate-level elective work designed to meet the student's professional objectives.
- Maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of at least 3.0 for continued participation in the program.
- The master’s degree program must be completed within six years of the time of admission to the program.
Students seeking the Master of Science degree in Emergency Management must complete the following:
- Courses included in the Core Curriculum (21 hours)
- A minimum of 12 hours of advisor-approved graduate-level elective work designed to meet the student's professional objectives.
- Maintain a minimum cumulative grade point average of at least a 3.0 for continued participation in the program.
- The master's degree program must be completed within six years of the time of admission to the program.
ADMISSIONS ADVANTAGE PROGRAM
Graduates from Western Carolina University's undergraduate program will receive automatic, guaranteed admission into Brevard College's Graduate Program.**
TUITION AND FEES (GRADUATE PROGRAM)
- Graduate program application is free.
- $600 per credit hour.
- Brevard College graduates & current active public safety professionals pay $500 per credit hour.*
- Brevard College employees pay $300 per credit hour.
*Currently active public safety professionals are eligible for the First Responder tuition rate at Brevard College of $500 per credit hour. This includes members of law enforcement, fire, EMS, emergency management, corrections, and 911 communications.
**Students admitted through the Admissions Advantage Program pay $500 per credit hour.
