MPA IN EMERGENCY & DISASTER MANAGEMENT
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MPA in Emergency and Disaster Management
Professionals who earn their MPA in Emergency and Disaster Management at MCNY graduate with the essential executive and analytical skills they need to be effective leaders in all areas associated with public emergencies, disasters and catastrophes. Scholarships and financial aid are available for those who qualify.
Why MPA in Emergency and Disaster Management?
With an MPA in Emergency and Disaster Management from MCNY, you can be the leader our community trusts in a disaster or emergency. This one-year highly specialized accredited degree covers the planning, management, logistics, response, relief, recovery and economics associated with managing emergency situations.
PURPOSE CENTERED EDUCATION
Participate in internships at various public and private agencies including the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and the NYC Office of Emergency Management (OEM).
CAREER GROWTH
Students who have completed the one year Emergency Management MPA program have gone on to careers at law enforcement, corporate security, homeland security, emergency management, and others.
INNOVATIVE CURRICULUM
Integrate classroom theory and practical, hands-on, experiential knowledge throughout your four semesters of study, alongside practicing professionals from the emergency management field locally, nationally, and internationally.
Metropolitan College of New York is a proud member of the Yellow Ribbon Program, and has been recognized as a Military Friendly School for more than 5 years in a row.
Charles Raymond Aaron, BA’18, Emergency Management Business Continuity – Alumnus tells his story
Daniella Melissa Miller, MPA’15 Emergency and Disaster Management
What You Will Learn
Focus on significant issues in emergency management and homeland security including public health, terrorism, disaster management, economics and the role of federal and state governments