169 Bachelor's degrees in Emergency & Disaster Management

Designed with input from law enforcement agencies, the Oklahoma State University Public Safety degree emphasizes the crucial human interaction skills essential in this field.

The knowledge and skills acquired through this Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness programme at Virginia Commonwealth University will enable students to continue their studies at law school or graduate school in a number of areas: business, criminal justice, geography, international affairs, political science, public administration, sociology and urban planning.

Fire Science from Purdue Global serves fire service professionals seeking enhanced skills and knowledge as well as those interested in learning about the fire science field.

The Emergency Management program at Kansas Wesleyan University, the only one of its kind in Kansas, can be taken completely online, on campus or in a combination hybrid program.

Emergency Management at Barry University is designed for current emergency management professionals, individuals interested in promotion in a related-field, or those interested in entering the field. 

The Fire Science Bachelor of Science at The City University of New York is a comprehensive public programme designed for future safety specialists. This degree type focuses on fire vulnerability analysis and suppression strategies. Students engage in full-time study to master protection designs and emergency management over four years.

Fire Science from Purdue Global move your fire services career forward. 

The Emergency Management and Homeland Security B.Sc. at The University of Akron is a comprehensive four-year programme. Delivered on-campus or via flexible online study, it prepares students to manage natural and technological risks. This accredited degree focuses on disaster mitigation, planning, and crisis leadership.

The International Rescue and Relief - Pre-Medical Diagnosis and Care program at Union Adventist University combines rescue and survival skills, emergency medical care, humanitarian relief, public health, disaster management and multicultural service training.

The Studies in War and Peace (SWAP) program from Norwich University examines the origins and development of military institutions and the impact of these institutions upon the social order. 

Students graduating the Social Work and Crisis Intervention programme from Klaipeda University will be able to purposefully apply crisis intervention methods and manage situations, provide timely assistance to socially disadvantaged people and groups.

The Specialty Nursing (Critical Care - Combined Critical Care, Emergency Option) program is offered at the British Columbia Institute of Technology.

The Fire Science Administration program at Salem State University is primarily an upper level program designed to attract students from the Massachusetts Community College System. 

Are you prepared for anything? Do you enjoy helping others in their time of need? This Emergency and Disaster Management program at Northwest Missouri State University could be for you.

The Emergency Medical Care - Emergency Services Administration program offered at Eastern Kentucky University is the first and oldest 4-year Bachelor of Science Degree in the state.

When you see devastation after a disaster, are you eager to jump in and help survivors? Do you want to make your community safer and better prepared for these extreme events? Are you seeking a career in a diverse and growing field? Then Emergency Administration and Planning program at the University of North Texas may be right for you.

The Homeland Security and Emergency Management program from Grand Canyon University prepares graduates to have the leadership abilities and communications skills to work in crisis situations. 

Gain a broad understanding of both global strategies, dynamics and practices, as well as regional specificities, histories and cultures with the International Disaster Management and Humanitarian Response and French programme at The University of Manchester.

Queen Margaret University offers a three year ordinary degree in Paramedic Science. The role of the paramedic is to assess, treat and manage people in both emergency and non-emergency situations. Paramedics work in a wide range of environments and may work alone or within a team of other health and social care professionals.

This Paramedicine program at University of New Haven will prepare you to become a new breed of first responder – one who holds dual certification as both a firefighter and as a paramedic.