Undergraduate Program

Course Credit: 4

The principal objective of this course is to orient the students primarily with an overarching synopsis of basic concepts of disaster and emergency management

Course Credit: 4

To make concern with the study of individual and social behavior and the influence of society upon this behavior-how to think, feel, perceive, and act within a group or society as a whole, where people interact and work together

Course Credit: 4

This course is designed to equip students with basic knowledge on geography and environment with the aims: to introduce Geography as a discipline, and its core concepts and thoughts; to explain the relationship of Geography with man and environment

Course Credit: 4

This course aims at providing an essential overview of the known disaster scenarios

Course Credit: 4

This course traces the historical roots of Bangladesh as an independent state.

Course Credit: 4

This course introduces students to fundamental economic concepts and theory, including demand, supply, and the formation of equilibrium prices in product and resource markets

Course Credit: 4

The course aims to make understand of Disaster Management Scenario in Bangladesh through the knowledge on evolution of Disaster Management in Bangladesh, to understand the institutional and legal framework for Bangladesh, Policy and Programmers for Disaster in Bangladesh, Roles and Responsibilities of Local and national bodies in Disaster Management

Course Credit: 2

The course is designed to give you a basic understanding of the role and functions of a manager and to explain the principles, concepts, and techniques used by managers in carrying out their work.

Course Credit: 4

The course is expected to orient the students with theoretical and historical perspectives of disaster and vulnerability studies

Course Credit: 4

This course consists of two important phases of disaster management cycle; mitigation and preparedness.

Course Credit: 4

The salient features of this course are meant to offer a comprehensive scientific understanding to the students about the key concepts of vulnerability and vulnerability reduction.

Course Credit: 2

The purpose of the course is to orient students with the application of informatics in disaster management

Course Credit: 2

The intention of the course is to engage students in the laboratory work for practical learning and understanding of applying informatics in disaster management.

Course Credit: 4

The principal objective of this course is to introduce concepts and ideas dealing with appropriate communication strategies to address unprecedented immediacy, for communication plays vitally in the whole gamut of emergency management.

Course Credit: 4

Early Warning System (EWS), Forecasting, Monitoring System and DSS for disaster management play vital roles for risk detection for emergency response and recovery

Course Credit: 4

This course is designed to develop knowledge in the area of disaster response and recovery – and its planning and management

Course Credit: 2

This course provides students with a basic understanding of the distinct character of qualitative research process and its roles in social and disaster research.

Course Credit: 2

The practical part of the course aims to equip students with field base knowledge.

Course Credit: 4

To get an overview of Geographic Information System (GIS) and Remote Sensing (RS);

Course Credit: 4

In this course students will learn the global treaties and protocols related to environment, disaster management and climate change and will be able to relate those clauses with national policies.

Course Credit: 4

The primary objective of this course is to offer a comprehensive understanding of the key concepts of disaster risk reduction and resilience to its students.

Course Credit: 4

Course Credit: 2

The course is designed to achieve the following Goals: i) to get hands on training on different topics related to GIS; and ii) to explore different practical cases for advancing GIS knowledge.

Course Credit: 2

Course Credit: 4

This course deals with the application of various statistical methods by providing instruction and practice in their use in social science data analysis.

Course Credit: 4

This course will discuss about basic and fundamental knowledge about disaster, hazard, risk, emergency, disaster preparedness, disaster response, recovery, prevention, mitigation, restoration, reconstruction, rehabilitation, vulnerability, and preparedness for disasters and large scale public health emergencies.

Course Credit: 4

The key objective of this course is to orients its students with the humanitarian actions carried out by different humanitarian organizations during dire situations.

Course Credit: 2

This course provides students with a basic understanding of the distinct character of quantitative research process and its roles in disaster research

Course Credit: 2

After acquiring theoretical knowledge, students will conduct field base research applying quantitative methods

Course Credit: 4

Children are a major population and one of the most vulnerable groups.

Course Credit: 4

Climate change — one of the biggest global crises of 21st century needs to be understood in a holistic way.

Course Credit: 4

The main objective of this course is getting fundamental insights about finance and insurance and how these two entities are projected in disaster management

Course Credit: 2

Aiming at meeting the needs of a growing body of information, knowledge, and expertise on disaster, autism, and disabilities form interdisciplinary perspectives, this course predominantly focuses on the disability, psychology

Course Credit: 2

This practical course intends to provide hands-on training to the students via field visits, trainings and role playing

Course Credit: 4

The main objective of the course is to make the students familiar with the standard definition, processes, and assessment methods related to urban risk.

Course Credit: 4

The course provides an overview of approaches for facilitating communities to develop disaster preparedness and recovery plans

Course Credit: 4

Course Credit: 4

This course primarily highlights the nature of cooperation, coordination, and interaction patterns between the GO, NGOs, and Development partners in addressing the events of disasters

Course Credit: 4

Water security appears to be one of the core components in disaster risk reduction studies.

Course Credit: 4

This course is pertinently tailored to primarily address varying issues of environment and resource management issues

Course Credit: 4

The course is meant to provide a consolidation of awareness that what we consider a disaster can be interpreted in terms of development, and that the right type of development reduces disasters

Course Credit: 4

Recently in CoP conference performing arts are using as a means of expressing peoples` views

Course Credit: 2

Course Credit: 2

Course Credit: 4

This course primarily highlights the nature of cooperation, coordination, and interaction patterns between the GO, NGOs, and Development partners in addressing the events of disasters

Course Credit: 4

Water security appears to be one of the core components in disaster risk reduction studies.

Course Credit: 4

This course will provide the students a fundamental understanding of occupational health and safety

Course Credit: 4

This course is pertinently tailored to primarily address varying issues of environment and resource management issues

Course Credit: 4

The course is meant to provide a consolidation of awareness that what we consider a disaster can be interpreted in terms of development, and that the right type of development reduces disasters