Trauma-Informed Emergency Management, MS

Masters Degree Requirements:

• Minimum 30 credit Hours
• Minimum Cumulative G.P.A.: 3.0

Program Requirements (18 Credit Hours):

• TEM 500 - Introduction to Trauma-Informed Emergency Management  3 CR
• TEM 531 - Natural Hazards and Human Risk Factors  3 CR
• TEM 580 - Crisis Communication  3 CR
• TEM 587 - Research Issues and Data Literacy in Public Management  3 CR
• TEM 599 - Capstone in Trauma-Informed Emergency Management  3 CR
• Complete one of the following courses (3)
• TEM 512 - Grant Writing  3 CR
• TEM 552 - Data Visualization  3 CR
   

Select One of the Following Pathways/Concentrations:

No Concentration (12 credit hours):

• Complete 12 credits of TEM Courses (12)

Community Resilience Concentration (12 credit hours):

• Complete any 4 of the following TEM Courses (12):
• TEM 512 - Grant Writing  3 CR
• TEM 515 - Public Management  3 CR
• TEM 516 - Emergencies and Vulnerable Populations  3 CR
• TEM 521 - Geographic Information Systems 1  3 CR
• TEM 527 - Trauma & Resilience  3 CR
• TEM 533 - Psychology of Disaster and Climate Change  3 CR
• TEM 548 - Suicide Prevention  3 CR

Data Analytics Concentration (12 credit hours):

• Complete any 4 of the following TEM Courses (12):
• TEM 520 - Remote Sensing & Image Analysis  3 CR
• TEM 521 - Geographic Information Systems 1  3 CR
• Or SIE 510 GIS Applications (Orono) 3 CR
• TEM 550 - Data Mining  3 CR
• TEM 552 - Data Visualization  3 CR
• TEM 561 - Spatio-Temporal Information Science  3 CR
• Additional options through University of Maine, Orono:
• SIE 555 Geosensor Networks (Orono) 3 CR

Emergency Management and Preparedness Concentration (12 credit hours):

Complete any 4 of the following TEM Courses (12):
TEM 511 - Homeland Security and Emergency Management  3 CR
TEM 512 - Grant Writing  3 CR
TEM 515 - Public Management  3 CR
TEM 516 - Emergencies and Vulnerable Populations  3 CR
TEM 522 - Terrorism  3 CR

Mental Health Concentration (12 credit hours):

Complete any 4 of the following TEM Courses (12):
TEM 516 - Emergencies and Vulnerable Populations  3 CR
TEM 527 - Trauma & Resilience  3 CR
TEM 532 - The Theory and Practice of Crisis Intervention  3 CR
TEM 537 - Disaster Mental Health and Psychological First Aid  3 CR
TEM 548 - Suicide Prevention  3 CR
TEM 558 - Trauma Informed Intervention for Youth and Families  3 CR

Advising Notes:

Students are encouraged to contact their faculty advisor and the Advising Center for academic advising and support services throughout their stay at UMA.