Emergency Services Administration, A.S.

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NY State Program Code: 31711
HEGIS Code: 2199.00
CIP Code: 44.9999

Candidates for this degree must have completed at least 64 credits, 30 of which must be taken in graded course work at the University. No more than 30 of the total credits may be awarded from prior learning. In all cases, candidates must have a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 2.5.

This program is available entirely online or can be completed taking a mixture of online and live-instruction courses.

The College of Professional and Continuing Studies General Education and Core Requirements

The College of Professional and Continuing Studies students must meet the requirement of four core courses and six distribution courses, as described here.

Requirements for the Associate of Science (A.S) in Emergency Services Administration

Required GPA: 2.0
Major GPA: 2.5
Credits Required to Graduate: 64

AHS (0611) 121 - Expository and Professional Writing Credits: 4.00
Science Elective Credits: 4
ASO (0613) 205 - Global and Societal Development and Conflict Credits: 3.00 to 4.00
ANS (0612) 110 - Quantitative Problem Solving Credits: 4.00
MGT (0210) 262 - The Art, Science and Practice of Management Credits: 3.00
Art, 2 courses
Humanities, 2 courses
Social Science, 2 courses
Major courses (see below) Credits: 15

Semester Sequence

Degree: A.S. Required GPA: 2.0 Major GPA: 2.5 Credits Required to Graduate: 64

Requirements
Course	Credits	0-30		31-60
		Fall	Spring	Fall	Spring
0611-121: Expository & Professional Writing	4	✓
Science Elective	4		✓
0613-205: Global and Societal Development and Conflict	4	✓
0612-110: Quantitative Problem Solving	4	✓
0210-262: Principles of Management	3	✓		✓
Art	2 courses	✓	✓	✓	✓
Humanities	2 courses	✓	✓	✓	✓
Social Science	2 courses	✓	✓	✓	✓
Major courses (see below)	15

Major Courses

(choose 15 credits minimum)

UEM (0616) 201 - Principles of Emergency Services Credits: 3.00 (required intoductory course)
UEM (0616) 301 - Emergency Services Management and Administration Credits: 3.00
UEM (0616) 302 - Legal Aspects of Emergency Services Credits: 3.00
UEM (0616) 304 - Introduction to Financial concepts for Emergency Services Credits: 3.00
UEM (0616) 305 - Emergency and Disaster Preparedness Credits: 3.00
UEM (0616) 306 - Master Planning for Public Emergency Management Credits: 3.00
UEM (0616) 307 - Occupational Safety and Health in Emergency Services Credits: 3.00
UEM (0616) 308 - Emergency Service Leadership Credits: 3.00
MGT (0210) 366 - Organizational Behavior Credits: 3.00

Note:

*For more information regarding our General Education requirements, please contact an academic advisor