Executive Master's in Humanitarian Crisis & Emergency Management Sample Class

27 FEB 12 – 1PM ET

We invite you to learn more about the Executive Master's in Humanitarian Crisis & Emergency Management at the Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies.

Class: Natural Hazards and Disasters
Instructor: Tim Frazier
Description:  This course explores natural hazards and the multidimensional aspects surrounding these events that result in disaster. Students will gain an understanding of the underlying physical processes behind hazards, the socioeconomic characteristics that manufacture risk and result in disproportionate impacts on communities, and potential mitigation, response, and recovery strategies. Coincident with case studies and readings on the underlying processes of hazards, the course will explore the topic of societal vulnerability and resilience. Students will learn through case studies, policy readings, and academic literature as well as apply their knowledge by evaluating best practices and theoretical frameworks covered throughout the course.

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Add to Calendar 2025-02-27 12:00 2025-02-27 13:00 America/New_York Executive Master's in Humanitarian Crisis & Emergency Management Sample Class We invite you to learn more about the Executive Master's in Humanitarian Crisis & Emergency Management at the Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies. Class: Natural Hazards and Disasters Instructor: Tim Frazier Description:  This course explores natural hazards and the multidimensional aspects surrounding these events that result in disaster. Students will gain an understanding of the underlying physical processes behind hazards, the socioeconomic characteristics that manufacture risk and result in disproportionate impacts on communities, and potential mitigation, response, and recovery strategies. Coincident with case studies and readings on the underlying processes of hazards, the course will explore the topic of societal vulnerability and resilience. Students will learn through case studies, policy readings, and academic literature as well as apply their knowledge by evaluating best practices and theoretical frameworks covered throughout the course. Tim Frazier Faculty Director Registration closes 1 hour prior to webinar start time. MM/DD/YYYY