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The Department of Fire Science offers a number of degree and non-degree programs, across all levels of study.
The list of programs below are only those administrated by the Department of Fire Science. Click here to learn more about the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences and all of its academic programs.
Fire protection engineering is a multidisciplinary program that combines principles from various areas of science and engineering. Our program teaches you how to apply these principles to the problem of fire protection by designing, constructing, and installing fire protection systems to prevent or minimize potential losses.
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Every year, thousands of injuries and hundreds of deaths occur in the workplace — most of them in the industrial sector. Fires and explosions account for many of those deaths. Our associate’s program will prepare you for an immediate career in protecting those who work in this crucial area.
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The Fire Science program is one of the most comprehensive fire degrees in the country. Students choose from concentrations including: Fire/Arson Investigation and Fire Administration.
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The Division of Government and Public Service offers an undergraduate certificate in Fire/Arson investigation.
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The Division of Government and Public Service has three minors available to undergraduate students: Fire Science, National Security, and Public Administration.
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Qualified undergraduate students can explore dual degree programs leading to a Master of Science in Emergency Management. Students who apply Direct Entry will be accepted to their undergraduate program of choice and receive a conditional acceptance to their chosen master's degree program. Admission to the graduate program is subject to completing undergraduate coursework with satisfactory academic progress. Most Direct Entry programs are designed to be completed in five calendar years.
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The Fire and Explosion Investigation graduate program is an interdisciplinary program designed to provide advanced training for professionals in fire service, fire safety, occupational safety, and security who are involved with fire protection and investigation.
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The Division of Government and Public Service offers several graduate certificates, designed as options for persons having a baccalaureate degree, or a master's degree, who want to enroll in a part-time, short, coherent course of study at the graduate level.
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