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Emergency Management Course Information

What is Emergency Management?

The discipline and the profession of applying science, technology, planning, and management to deal with extreme events that can:

  • injure or kill large numbers of people;
  • do extensive damage to property and disrupt community life.

As a process it involves preparing, mitigating, responding and recovering from an emergency. Critical functional components include planning, training, simulating drills (exercises) and coordinating activities.

Undergraduate study option

Graduate Certificate in Emergency Management

Postgraduate study options

Postgraduate programmes focus on psychological, societal and behavioural factors, to advance government emergency situation initiatives

Career opportunities

Emergency managers work in local or central government departments, district health boards, civil defence emergency management groups, not-for-profit groups, or as members of an emergency response or recovery team.

Last updated: 05 Dec 2011 4:30pm

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