What separates the Johns Hopkins Emergency Management Leadership Program from other degree programs and courses of study?
The Johns Hopkins University (JHU) Emergency Management Leadership Program, leading to the Master of Science in Management degree, is a rigorous part-time, course of study designed to meet the needs of professionals committed to and responsible for emergency management and readiness. The intense learning program is approximately 21 months in length. The program recognizes emergency management as a rapidly evolving profession and fosters the belief that every person responsible for emergency management is a leader within his or her sphere of work.
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