Career Prospects
A postgraduate diploma in Disaster Management can open up a wide range of career prospects for aspiring professionals. This specialized field is becoming increasingly crucial as the frequency and intensity of natural and man-made disasters continue to rise globally. Graduates can qualify for employment in various sectors, including government agencies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), international aid organizations, and private companies involved in disaster response and risk mitigation.
Programme outcomes:
In the public sector, individuals with a postgraduate diploma in Disaster Management can pursue roles such as emergency management coordinators, disaster response planners, or disaster risk reduction specialists. They may work for local, state, or national government agencies, contributing to the development and implementation of comprehensive disaster management strategies. In the private sector, they can contribute to business continuity planning, risk assessment, and the development of robust emergency response protocols. Additionally, graduates may choose to work for NGOs or international organizations, where they can utilize their expertise in disaster relief, humanitarian aid, and long-term recovery efforts. Overall, the versatility of this degree allows graduates to make a meaningful impact in various industries, ultimately contributing to the enhanced resilience and safety of communities worldwide.
This course can be done in 1 year full time.
First Class Degree or any HND
Level 1 semester 1
- ADDM111 Introduction to Applied Disaster Management
- ADDM112 Disaster Resource Mobilization
- ADDM113 Business Continuity Plan
- ADDM114 Geo-information Systems in Disaster Management
- PGD203 Risk Management
- ADDM121 Climate Change and Disaster Management
- ADDM122 Public Health and Disaster Management
- ADDM123 Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Response
- ADDM124 Indigenous Knowledge Systems and Disaster Management
- PDDM125 Media and Technology in Disaster Management