University of North Texas
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Bachelor of Science
Degree Curriculum The EADP major
courses provide the student with the theoretical basis, technical expertise,
and skills necessary to succeed in the emergency management field. Some courses are grouped into required for the degree
(Table 1), while others are electives for the major (Tables 2 and 3).
In addition to six required courses (EADP 3010, 3035, 3045, 3080(or
PADM 3020) , 4080, and PADM 3410), up to 6 hours of EADP 4800
and/or 4810, (Internship Preparation/Internship Practicum in Emergency
Management), are required of students with no prior relevant
professional experience. The
remaining hours for the major may consist of choices from other EADP courses
(Table 2), or up to six hours from complementary disciplines including public
administration, geography, sociology, management, and insurance (Table 3).
By allowing students to choose from these different fields of study, each
student has the opportunity to
tailor his/her degree for any sector of emergency management (public,
private, non-profit) or level
of government (local, state federal). Faculty
encourage students to choose these courses based on each student’s career
goals.
Degree Requirements Candidates
for the Bachelor of Science with a major in emergency administration and
planning must meet the following requirements: Hours for the degree:
Completion of a minimum of 120 semester hours; 42 must be advanced. •
Major Requirements: 42
hours. •
Minor Requirements: A
minor of at least 18 hours; 6 must be advanced. •
General University Requirements (University Core Curriculum) :
42 hrs.
• Other Requirements: A grade of ‘C’ or better and a minimum GPA of 2.5 on all courses in the major. • University Electives: 18 hours. Courses may be selected from any offered at UNT that the student and the adviser deem appropriate to the degree.
Please make an appoint with the EADP Academic Counselor for curriculum questions or Degree Plan Advising. |
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TABLE 1: REQUIRED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR |
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| EADP 3010 | Introduction to Emergency Management |
| EADP 3035 | Hazard Mitigation and Preparedness |
| EADP 3045 | Disaster Response and Recovery |
| EADP
3080 or PADM 3020 |
Leadership and Organizational Behavior Public Management |
| EADP 4080 | Capstone Course |
| PADM 3410 | Financial Aspects of Government |
| EADP 4800* | Emergency Management Internship Preparation |
| EADP 4810* | Emergency Management Practicum |
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*Up to 6 hours of EADP 4800 and/or 4810 is required of students with no prior relevant professional experience. |
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| TABLE 2: EADP ELECTIVES FOR THE MAJOR | |
| EADP 2700 | Images of Disasters in Film and Media |
| EADP 4000 | Hazardous Materials Planning and Management |
| EADP 4010 | Public Health and Disasters |
| EADP 4015 | Flood Plain Management |
| EADP 4020 | The Federal Govt and Disasters |
| EADP 4030 | Private Sector Issues |
| EADP 4040 | International Disasters |
| EADP 4050 | Special Populations and Disasters |
| EADP 4060 | Computers in Emergency Management |
| EADP 4090 | Terrorism and Emergency Management |
| EADP 4980 | The Federal Government and Disasters |
| EADP 4980 | Flood Plain Management |
| EADP 4980 | The Non-Profit Sector and Disasters |
| EADP 4980 | Public Health and Disasters |
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ADDITIONAL ELECTIVES FOR THE MAJOR Outside EADP** |
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| PADM 3000** | Public Administration |
| PADM 3700** | Issues in Public Administration |
| PADM 4130** | American Intergovernmental Relations |
| PADM 4450** | Public Policy Analysis |
| BIOL 3160** | Biological Resource Conservation and Mgmt |
| COMS 3000** | Community and Public Service |
| COMS 3300* | Intro to Philanthropy and Fundraising |
| COMS 4100** | Social Evolution of Contemporary Fundraising |
| COMS 4300** | Proposal Writing and Grants Administration |
| COMS 4400** | Volunteer Mgmt Concepts and Applications |
| COMS 4500** | Community Resource Mapping and Collaboration |
| COMS 4600** | Volunteer Program Planning and Evaluation |
| GEOG 3050** | Cartography and Graphics |
| GEOG 4120** | Medical Geography |
| GEOG 4170** | Map-Air Photo Analysis |
| GEOG 4240** | Meteorology |
| GEOG 4400** | Introduction to Remote Sensing |
| GEOG 4500** | Introduction to Geographic Information Systems |
| GEOL 4650** | Environmental Geology |
| INSU 4600** | Risk Management |
| MGMT 4180** | Workplace Health and Safety |
| SOCI 3550** | Collective Behavior |
| SOCI 3560** | Sociology of Disaster |
**Students may take, or transfer in, a maximum of six hours of credit from courses anywhere outside the major, including FEMA courses.
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Important Note: Students, please consult your EADP academic advisor for the specific requirements for your catalog year. |
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Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences (BAAS)
BAAS
requirements differ from degree requirements for a 'B.S. in
Emergency Administration and Planning.'
Students who choose the BAAS
degree may graduate with a concentration in Emergency Administration and
Planning, but will not be declared EADP majors.
BAAS
majors should be aware of the following:
BAAS students are not
required to complete internships; If BAAS students elect
to take an internship, those credit hours may not be counted toward
their concentration requirement (in order to help insure that they are given a firm
understanding of the academic literature in the field); and Academic credit is
never
awarded for work experience. BAAS majors should contact their
academic
advisor in the School of Community Service for requirements specific to this
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