AP/ADMB4799 0.0 M: Essentials of Emergency Management
Offered by: ADMB
Session
Summer 2024
Term
S2
Format
ONLN (Fully Online)
Instructor
Calendar Description / Prerequisite / Co-Requisite
This DEM course is a pre-requisite for the DEM Master's degree. Applicants who meet the admission requirements but do not have sufficient background in disaster and emergency management or have not taken relevant academic courses in disaster and emergency management are admitted to the program conditional to the passing of an introductory Disaster & Emergency Management course run by our program. This is an online course that is offered through the Faculty of Liberal Arts and Professional Studies. The course is normally offered between June to August. Students should obtain at least a B- (70%) to pass this course. Applicants who cannot meet this requirement will not be admitted to the program.
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