PSY567Graduate
Psychological and Social Aspects of Disasters
Printed in the catalogue as PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS OF DISASTERS
Course content
This course is designed to give students an overview of the psychological and social aspects of natural and man-made disasters. Disaster risk management; mitigation; preparedness and response; research methods and challenges in disaster situations; importance of facilitating community participation and increasing risk perception; psychological distress and growth among survivors of disasters and emergency workers; psychological intervention methods that can be used with survivors, emergency workers, and volunteers following disasters will be covered.
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