The degree is completed in 24 months and includes 12 graduate courses (36 credits) that are taken both online and on campus. The programs requires you to:
Cohort Study
All students who enter the program are expected to complete the program as a cohort. Cohort composition will attempt to provide a cross-section of professionals with the capability of providing unique perspectives to the learning experience and for the benefit of the entire cohort.
First weekend: Introduction to Program, Webcampus, and Faculty
Second weekend: End of first module
Third weekend: End of second module
Fourth weekend: End of third module
Fifth weekend: Exercise
Sixth weekend: End of program
ECEM Curriculum Requirements and Courses
Module 1:
ECEM 711 Crises and Emergency Management
ECEM 712 Science of Catastrophes
ECEM 713 Evolution of Terrorism
Module 2:
ECEM 714 Intergovernmental Affairs
ECEM 721 Organizational Leadership
ECEM 722 Community Preparedness
Module 3:
ECEM 723 Human Considerations
ECEM 724 Exercise Design and Response Plan
ECEM 731 Risk and Mitigation
Module 4:
ECEM 732 Prevention and Planning
ECEM 733 Response and Recovery
ECEM 734 Concept Implementation
When not on campus, you will be required to interact with instructors and classmates via web-based application, e-mail, and telephone. Reliable access to such means of communication is required for successful completion of the program.