|
B.A.S. Emergency Services Administration
The Bachelor of Applied Science specializing in Emergency Services Administration is designed to provide the education and skills to enter into or seek promotion within careers in government, private, or public agencies whose focus is on public service. Within this program, you focus on Emergency Services Administration by taking courses that are designed to help you acquire a general knowledge of management, organizational, and policy issues while advancing your professional communication, computer, and quantitative skills. To specialize in Emergency Services Administration, you choose from courses such as: Politics and Organizations, Budgeting, Leadership, and Conflict Management. You also complete 21 units/hours in four areas: communication, public administration and management, technical and quantitative, and values, ethics and policy.
Basic requirements for the
B.A.S. Emergency Services Administration
degree
Liberal Studies (35 units)
Emphasis Requirements (21 units)
Core Requirements (21 units)
Diversity Requirement (These courses may be used to meet other requirements in your academic plan) (6 units)
Check the
NAU Catalog for a current list of classes for this program.
More information about this degree:
|
Events & Deadlines
- 01/27-08/15 : The Fall 2010 Extended Campuses class schedule is now available in class search. Check back often as new courses will be added. Early enrollment begins March 22, 2010 and open enrollment begins April 15, 2010.
View calendar
|