Minor in Emergency Services
Minor courses of study are academic programs designed to satisfy students’ personal interest and to meet their professional needs. Students explore, in some depth, the offerings in a field of study.
The Minor in Emergency Services is an ideal option for those interested in a career related to emergency services or those who will be working closely with emergency services personnel. The minor in Emergency Services focuses on essential areas of emergency services and emergency management including processes, management, and service delivery. Students who select this minor can choose from a variety of courses, allowing for a tailored learning experience to their educational interests and career goals.
A minor course of study provides the student with significant experience in a discipline organized around skills, methodology, and subject matter. To gain the greatest value from their academic experience, students are encouraged to select minors that complement their degree program and/or other minors that they are pursuing.
The student becomes subject to the requirements of the minor as stated in the catalog that are in effect at the time the minor is declared. The department/program chair responsible for a particular minor determines how students fulfill deficits in credits for a minor and certifies that students are qualified to receive the minor.
Not open to BS in Emergency Services students.
Select five from the following list of courses: | 15 | |
ESVS 201 | Fire-Related Human Behavior | 3 |
ESVS 301 | Community Risk Reduction for the Fire and Emergency Services | 3 |
ESVS 302 | Fire Dynamics | 3 |
ESVS 303 | Fire Protection Structures and Systems | 3 |
ESVS 304 | Fire Investigation and Analysis | 3 |
ESVS 305 | Fire Prevention Organization and Management | 3 |
ESVS 400 | Analytical Approaches to Public Fire Protection | 3 |
ESVS 401 | Applications of Fire Research | 3 |
ESVS 402 | Fire and Emergency Services Administration | 3 |
ESVS 403 | Disaster Planning and Control | 3 |
ESVS 404 | Managerial Issues in Hazardous Materials | 3 |
ESVS 405 | Personnel Management for Fire and Emergency Services | 3 |
ESVS 406 | Political and Legal Foundations of Fire Protection | 3 |
SCTY 488 | National Security Issues and Terrorism | 3 |
Total Credits | 15 |