Doctorate in Fire and Emergency Management Administration
Oklahoma State University's Fire and Emergency Management Administration program is
one of the oldest programs in the nation. Students receive a superior academic experience
in preparing professionals for leadership positions in the critical service professions
of fire and rescue, emergency management, emergency medical services, law enforcement,
homeland security and related fields in both the public and private sectors.
One of the unique benefits of our program is the interaction with students from across
the country and internationally. Courses from this program have been offered in Turkey,
Singapore, and the United Kingdom.
- Dr. Tony McAleavy Fire and Emergency Management Administration, Assistant Professor and Program Coordinator
Professional experience in a fire or emergency services related fields is preferred,
but not required
Academic experience in a fire or emergency services related field is preferred
Minimum TOEFL score of 79 (internet) and 550 (paper) is required for international
students
Current resume
Three letters of recommendation
A 1-2 page essay addressing applicant's previous professional and academic experience
Copy of applicants thesis or other written example of applicant's research abilities
Copies of any published materials authored by applicant
Cost & Assistance
OSU and the Stillwater community in general are especially affordable places for graduate
students. Oklahoma State University's estimation of a graduate student's annual costs
is $18,820 for Oklahoma residents, $29,150 for out-of-state students, and $34,588
for international students.