National eLearning Center
- Accreditation number
- 2001303402674367
- Accredited hours
- 60
- Granted on
Class of 2026 – 2027
Professional Diploma in Tourism and Hospitality Management
The Associate Professional Diploma in Disaster and Crisis Management provides a comprehensive vocational qualification delivered over two academic semesters, totaling 60 training hours. The program covers the fundamental concepts of crisis and disaster management, emergency preparedness and readiness, principles of risk management and assessment, and the relevant regulatory and legislative frameworks. In its second semester, the program focuses on field response and recovery mechanisms, business continuity and supply chain management, hazardous materials management, and environmental disasters. All of these components are integrated into a practical case study project. The program is aligned with national and international standards, including the Sendai Framework, the Saudi Civil Defense guidelines, and the FEMA framework.
Study starts
Study ends
Credit hours to graduate
60
Overview
Program Duration | One year |
Period | Evening period |
Field | Business Administration – Governance and Risk Management Specialization |
Subfield | Crisis and Disaster Management and Business Continuity |
Language of Instruction | Arabic Language |
Program Delivery Mode |
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Delivery Method | Online – via professional communication platforms (Teams, Zoom) |
Assessment Method | Online – through the learning platform |
Number of Levels | Two level |
Number of Courses | 10 courses (5 courses per semester) |
- Graduation class
- 2026 – 2027
- Credit hours to graduate
- 60
- Semesters
- 2
- Courses
- 2
- Of them elective
- 2
Accreditation
Faculty
Objectives, outcomes and skills
Objectives
Objectives:
- Providing trainees with the fundamental concepts and frameworks of crisis and disaster management in line with national and international standards.
- Developing skills in planning for emergency preparedness and readiness, and building effective response plans.
- Enabling trainees to identify, analyze, and assess risks using approved tools and risk matrices.
- Introducing trainees to national and international regulations and standards governing risk management and occupational safety.
- Building practical capacity to manage field response and recovery, and ensuring business continuity during crises.
- Preparing trainees for professional careers in disaster and crisis management, and contributing to enhancing institutional and community preparedness.
Outcomes:
- Explaining the concepts of crises and disasters, their life cycles, and the national and international frameworks for their management.
- Developing emergency preparedness and readiness plans, and designing drills and scenarios to measure their effectiveness.
- Identifying, analyzing, and assessing risks using risk matrices, and building organizational resilience.
- Applying national and international regulations and standards related to safety and risk management.
Skills:
- Planning and Risk Management.
- Leadership and Coordination Skills.
- Data Analysis and Decision-Making.
- Emergency Response.
Course contents
Taught in Semester 2
Elective
د.روعه الفرج
The semester plan
Semester 2
Registration open0 credit hours
- Response and Recovery Management 5 credit hours
- Environmental Disaster Management 5 credit hours
Upcoming
0 credit hours
Payment options
Book your seat first
Paid once when you register, and never refunded. It is not part of the diploma price.
115.00
Registration fee
Paid after you have booked your seat
Ways to pay over time
8 instalments
8 instalments
The plan is chosen in the basket, before anything is paid.
Ways to pay over time
2 instalments
2 instalments
The plan is chosen in the basket, before anything is paid.
Ways to pay over time
2 instalments
2 instalments
The plan is chosen in the basket, before anything is paid.