Fire and Emergency Management Administration, MS
Master's in Fire and Emergency Management Administration
Curriculum
The Fire and Emergency Management program is a 33 credit hour program that facilitates professional networking among its students and with leaders in the field. The curriculum is designed to provide students with the theoretical and substantive knowledge about management structures and functions, analytical skills that enable the practical application of theories, research skills that enable critical analysis of real-world problems, and written communication skills necessary for effective management.
Degree Requirements
- Nine hours of core courses
- Three hours of research methods
- Three hours of administration courses
- Six hours of EM or FA (student chooses option)
- Six hours of electives
- Three Practicum hours or six Thesis hours
Research and Faculty
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.
Fire and Emergency Management Administration, Associate Professor and Program Coordinator
Admissions
Any student having a bachelor's degree with an overall 3.00 grade-point average (on a 4.00 scale) may be admitted as a student in full standing. Those with less than an overall 3.00 grade-point average are considered for admission on a probationary basis.
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.