Emergency Management, Master of Professional Studies
The MPS in Emergency Management degree from the Tulane School of Professional Advancement teaches students the skills and knowledge needed to play a leading role in protecting communities from both natural and human-created hazards and disasters, as well as responding to ongoing terrorist threats. Students gain the knowledge and the practical skills that are required in the ever-changing threat environment, both domestically and abroad.
The School of Professional Advancement awards the MPS in Emergency Management degree following the successful completion of 11 graduate courses comprised of five core courses, five electives, and one capstone course. No thesis is required.
The MPS requires a minimum of 33 credit hours and a cumulative grade point average of 3.000. Program requirements can be found in the table below.
Curriculum Requirements
The MPS in Emergency Management is designed to be tailored to the student's interests and needs. The degree is designed with five core courses, a capstone, and five electives. With the five electives, students may opt to pursue a concentration or graduate certificate.
