Courses
The program requires the successful completion of 18 credit hours of courses: 9 required and 9 electives. These inter-related courses bring a science-based and human rights approach to risk reduction and post-disaster reconstruction.
Required courses:
- CRSCAD501 Social Vulnerability Approach to Disasters (3 credits)
- CRSCAD502 Climate Change, Global Food and Water Resources (3 credits)
- CRSCAD503 Topics in Rebuilding Sustainable Communities after Disaster (3 credits)
Electives:
- CRSCAD521 Human Dignity, Human Rights and Sustainable Post-Disaster Reconstruction (3 credits)
- CRSCAD522 Migrants and Refugees (3 credits)
- CRSCAD523 Climate Change: Strategies for Mitigation and Adaptation (3 credits)
- CRSCAD524 Survival Skills for the 21st Century: Developing Personal, Organizational and Community Resilience (3 credits)
- CRSCAD543 Political Economy of International Migration (3 credits)
- CRSCAD596 Independent Study in Global Post-Disasters (3 credits)
- CRSCAD597 Special Topics
