Disaster Resilient Policy, Engineering and Design (Certificate)
Certificates are opportunities to add a specialization to a graduate degree in architecture. The areas of specialization offered by the School of Architecture reflect faculty depth in a particular area of inquiry. Interested students should apply to the certificate program before their last semester. The certificates are also available to non-degree seeking students.
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Disaster Resilient Policy, Engineering and Design Program Website
Applicants to the Graduate Certificate in Disaster Resilient Policy, Engineering and Design must complete an application form to be considered for the program provided below. New applications will be reviewed at the department/program level.
Applicant Information
- Delivery Method: On-Campus
- Entrance Exam: None
- Interview Required: None
Application Deadlines
Please visit The Graduate School Application Deadlines page for more information.
Plan Requirements
Code | Title | Hours | Counts towards |
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Core Courses | 7 | ||
Survey of Natural Hazards and Disasters | |||
Disaster Resilient Policy, Engineering and Design | |||
Natural Hazards, Disasters and Climate Change Adaptation Lecture Series | |||
Track Courses | 6 | ||
Select one of the focus tracks listed below | |||
Total Hours | 13 |
Policy Track
Code | Title | Hours | Counts towards |
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Select a minimum of two of the following courses in conjunction with the academic committee: 1 | 6 | ||
Disaster, Crisis and Emergency Management and Policy | |||
The Public Policy Process | |||
Public Policy Analysis | |||
Special Topics in Public Administration and Policy (Collaborative Governance and Public Networks) | |||
Environmental Policy | |||
Seminar in Program Evaluation | |||
Management Systems |
- 1
Other PA courses as identified (including special topics, field study-see, for instance, firechasers program) subject to approval of instructor and track coordinator
Design Track
Code | Title | Hours | Counts towards |
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Select a minimum of two of the following courses in conjunction with the academic committee: 2 | 6 | ||
Advanced Architectural Design (Series) 3,4,5 | |||
or LAR 507 | Advanced Topics Studio in Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning | ||
City Planning and Design - Building Great Communities | |||
The Landscape Imperative | |||
Environmental Social Equity and Design | |||
Greenway Planning and Design | |||
Environment and Culture | |||
Special Topics In Landscape Architecture (Design for Resilient Food Systems) | |||
or ARC 590 | Special Topics in Architecture | ||
Special Topics In Landscape Architecture | |||
Independent Study | |||
Special Topics in Architecture (Resilient Thinking) | |||
Sustainable Architecture | |||
Vernacular Architecture | |||
Public Interest Design Seminar: Case Studies and Current Issues | |||
American City Planning History | |||
Special Topics in Architecture |
- 2
Other LAR and/or ARC courses as identified – subject to approval of instructor and track coordinator.
- 3
Subject to topical area and approval by the Certificate Coordinator.
- 4
Non-ARC/LAR students are subject to approval of studio instructors and these student may seek to take ARC 503/LAR 507 as a 3-credit hour course (focused on specific class sub-tasks that do not require design studio training/education).
- 5
ARC students are subject to a lottery to get into studios.
Construction, Civil and Environmental Engineering Track
Code | Title | Hours | Counts towards |
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Select a minimum of two of the following courses in conjunction with the academic committee: 6 | 6 | ||
Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering | |||
Fluid Mechanics in Natural Environments | |||
Special Topics in Water Resource and Environmental Engineering (Coastal Hydrodynamics) | |||
Special Topics in Water Resource and Environmental Engineering (Coastal Modeling) | |||
Risk and Financial Management in Construction | |||
Energy and Climate | |||
Engineering Aspects Of Coastal Processes | |||
Earthquake Structural Engineering | |||
Hydroclimatology | |||
Advanced Topics In Civil Engineering | |||
Fundamentals of Climate Change Science | |||
Special Topics in Atmospheric Science (Fundamentals of Climate Change Science) | |||
Special Topics in Atmospheric Science (Climate Risk Analysis for Adaptation) | |||
Barriers to Climate Change Literacy | |||
Risk Communication | |||
Climate Change Communication | |||
Seminar In Crisis Communication |
- 6
Other CE courses as identified – subject to approval of instructor and track coordinator.