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MGT628

Applied Emergency Management

Course DirectorySNHU MGT628 has 2 direct prerequisites, with 5 courses in its complete prerequisite tree.

Graduate · 3 credits

The course dissects various types of crises within communities, organizations, and governmental agencies. Using a scenario-based approach, students differentiate between the types of crises and develop a systematic response to a critical incident using emergency management planning and preparedness strategies as well as analyzing the crisis in relation to FEMA and NIMS guidelines. Topics include FEMA's Continuity of Operations. Students completing the course have a thorough understanding of the level of preparation in developing an emergency management plan from the planning stages into the final phase of recovery.

Prerequisite Tree

  • MGT622 — Emergency Planning and Preparedness
    • MGT620 — Principles of Emergency Management
      • MGT600 — Resource Planning and Decision Making
  • MGT625 — Disaster Response and Recovery
    • MGT620 — Principles of Emergency Management
      • MGT600 — Resource Planning and Decision Making

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