169 Bachelor's degrees in Emergency & Disaster Management

The BS in Emergency Management at University of Central Florida prepares you to become a future emergency management leader through providing a well-rounded curriculum that covers the fundamental skills, theoretical understanding and knowledge needed to succeed in the industry. 

The Online Bachelor of Science in Fire and Emergency Services Administration programme from Louisiana State University addresses critical challenges, such as coastal vulnerability and security concerns.

The Fire Administration - Emergency Medical Services (Online) program offered by Liberty University can help you prepare to save lives in many ways.

Equip yourself to lead in crises. Study threats, emergency plans, and crisis communication with the Bachelor of Emergency Management and Homeland Security at Middle Tennessee State University.

The Emergency Services Supervision program offered by Utah Valley University is a three-year applied bachelor's degree program for individuals seeking employment or supervisory operations-level career advancement in emergency services and public safety agencies. 

This Wildfire Studies course from Thompson Rivers University prepares students to tackle one of Canada’s most pressing challenges: wildfire management.

Columbia International University is excited to offer the Bachelor of Science in Disaster Relief and Emergency Management, a program tailored for those who are dedicated to preparing for and responding to crises, disasters, and emergencies.

The Disaster Response B.A., B.S. at the University of South Dakota provides essential training in emergency preparedness and trauma support. This public programme, delivered at the Vermillion campus, equips students with the practical skills needed to assist professional teams during critical national or international relief efforts.

The eight-month 911 and Emergency Services Communications certificate program from Seneca Polytechnic will provide you with principles and skills to effectively manage the public and work in emergency services and perform under stressful conditions.