Program Overview

Master of Disaster Risk and Resilience Regulations

The Master of Disaster Risk and Resilience (MDRR) Regulations contains the official requirements needed to complete the qualification.

Overview

The Master of Disaster Risk and Resilience is a postgraduate degree that focuses on disaster risk reduction and management.

Regulations

• The MDRR Regulations document outlines the official requirements for completing the qualification.
• The regulations include information on admission criteria, course structure, and graduation requirements.

Admission Criteria

• To be admitted to the MDRR program, applicants must meet the university's admission requirements.
• Admission criteria may include academic qualifications, work experience, and language proficiency.

Course Structure

• The MDRR program consists of a combination of coursework and research.
• Students must complete a set of core courses and electives, as well as a research project or thesis.

Graduation Requirements

• To graduate with an MDRR, students must complete all required courses and the research project or thesis.
• Students must also meet the university's graduation requirements, including a minimum grade point average.

Research Areas

• The MDRR program covers a range of research areas, including disaster risk reduction, emergency management, and sustainability.
• Students can choose to specialize in a particular area of interest and conduct original research under the supervision of an academic advisor.

Tuition Fees

• Tuition fees for the MDRR program vary depending on the student's residency status and other factors.
• Students should check with the university for the most up-to-date information on tuition fees and funding opportunities.

Qualification Regulation

The Master of Disaster Risk and Resilience qualification regulation document is available for download.