Courses, Bachelor of Science in Fire Services Administration, 3 Year(s)

As a result of rapid changes in firefighting and the administrative duties currently experienced in the field, academic degrees are available to those who have chosen firefighting as a career, to enhance their knowledge base as well as to prepare them for organizational leadership positions. The U.S. Fire Administration's Fire and Emergency Services Higher Education (FESHE) leaders have produced, through consensus, a standardized undergraduate curriculum that is national in scope, content, and outcomes.

This program's objectives are: Creation of degree programs that teach critical thinking skills by requiring a significant number of general education courses rather than mostly fire science courses, Development of associate degree programs that are transferable to baccalaureate programs, Establishment of a model fire science curriculum at the associate level that universally standardizes what students learn and facilitates the application of these courses toward certification goals, and Collaboration between fire certification and training agencies and academic fire programs.

For more information on this course, you can get in touch with our admission counselors for a detailed discussion and understanding of requirements. Just share your details and we will reach out to you for a FREE session.

As a result of rapid changes in firefighting and the administrative duties currently experienced in the field, academic degrees are available to those who have chosen firefighting as a career, to enhance their knowledge base as well as to prepare them for organizational leadership positions. The U.S. Fire Administration's Fire and Emergency Services Higher Education (FESHE) leaders have produced, through consensus, a standardized undergraduate curriculum that is national in scope, content, and outcomes.

This program's objectives are: Creation of degree programs that teach critical thinking skills by requiring a significant number of general education courses rather than mostly fire science courses, Development of associate degree programs that are transferable to baccalaureate programs, Establishment of a model fire science curriculum at the associate level that universally standardizes what students learn and facilitates the application of these courses toward certification goals, and Collaboration between fire certification and training agencies and academic fire programs.

For more information on this course, you can get in touch with our admission counselors for a detailed discussion and understanding of requirements. Just share your details and we will reach out to you for a FREE session.