Programme overview
Main Subject
Geophysics
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The
Centre for Disaster Management (CDM), under the School of Earth Sciences
& Natural Resources Management, began functioning in March 2021. It
currently operates under the Department of Geography & Resource
Management until full staffing is completed. The Centre was established to
address India’s high vulnerability to natural and human‑induced disasters and
to promote scientific, research‑based disaster management education.
A two‑year postgraduate programme designed to equip students with scientific knowledge, analytical skills, and practical tools for understanding, assessing, and managing disasters. The M.Sc. curriculum integrates foundational sciences with advanced disaster‑specific modules, including:
1) Climatic Hazard Management
2) Geophysical Hazard Management
3) Environmental Hazards
4) Disaster Management Mechanisms
5) Disaster Risk Reduction & Development Planning
6) Hydrology
7) Climatology
8) Geomorphology
9) Remote Sensing & GIS
10) Research ethics
This blend ensures students gain both theoretical grounding and applied skills relevant to contemporary disaster management challenges.
A research‑intensive programme aimed at producing scholars capable of contributing to disaster science, policy, and practice through empirical research.
Both programmes are designed to:
1) Build scientific understanding of natural and anthropogenic hazards
2) Strengthen disaster preparedness and mitigation capacities
3) Promote empirical research and data‑driven decision‑making
4) Train professionals in geospatial technologies and hazard assessment
5) Support national and regional disaster risk reduction initiatives
A two‑year postgraduate programme designed to equip students with scientific knowledge, analytical skills, and practical tools for understanding, assessing, and managing disasters. The M.Sc. curriculum integrates foundational sciences with advanced disaster‑specific modules, including:
1) Climatic Hazard Management
2) Geophysical Hazard Management
3) Environmental Hazards
4) Disaster Management Mechanisms
5) Disaster Risk Reduction & Development Planning
6) Hydrology
7) Climatology
8) Geomorphology
9) Remote Sensing & GIS
10) Research ethics
This blend ensures students gain both theoretical grounding and applied skills relevant to contemporary disaster management challenges.
A research‑intensive programme aimed at producing scholars capable of contributing to disaster science, policy, and practice through empirical research.
Both programmes are designed to:
1) Build scientific understanding of natural and anthropogenic hazards
2) Strengthen disaster preparedness and mitigation capacities
3) Promote empirical research and data‑driven decision‑making
4) Train professionals in geospatial technologies and hazard assessment
5) Support national and regional disaster risk reduction initiatives
Programme overview
Main Subject
Geophysics
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The
Centre for Disaster Management (CDM), under the School of Earth Sciences
& Natural Resources Management, began functioning in March 2021. It
currently operates under the Department of Geography & Resource
Management until full staffing is completed. The Centre was established to
address India’s high vulnerability to natural and human‑induced disasters and
to promote scientific, research‑based disaster management education.
A two‑year postgraduate programme designed to equip students with scientific knowledge, analytical skills, and practical tools for understanding, assessing, and managing disasters. The M.Sc. curriculum integrates foundational sciences with advanced disaster‑specific modules, including:
1) Climatic Hazard Management
2) Geophysical Hazard Management
3) Environmental Hazards
4) Disaster Management Mechanisms
5) Disaster Risk Reduction & Development Planning
6) Hydrology
7) Climatology
8) Geomorphology
9) Remote Sensing & GIS
10) Research ethics
This blend ensures students gain both theoretical grounding and applied skills relevant to contemporary disaster management challenges.
A research‑intensive programme aimed at producing scholars capable of contributing to disaster science, policy, and practice through empirical research.
Both programmes are designed to:
1) Build scientific understanding of natural and anthropogenic hazards
2) Strengthen disaster preparedness and mitigation capacities
3) Promote empirical research and data‑driven decision‑making
4) Train professionals in geospatial technologies and hazard assessment
5) Support national and regional disaster risk reduction initiatives
A two‑year postgraduate programme designed to equip students with scientific knowledge, analytical skills, and practical tools for understanding, assessing, and managing disasters. The M.Sc. curriculum integrates foundational sciences with advanced disaster‑specific modules, including:
1) Climatic Hazard Management
2) Geophysical Hazard Management
3) Environmental Hazards
4) Disaster Management Mechanisms
5) Disaster Risk Reduction & Development Planning
6) Hydrology
7) Climatology
8) Geomorphology
9) Remote Sensing & GIS
10) Research ethics
This blend ensures students gain both theoretical grounding and applied skills relevant to contemporary disaster management challenges.
A research‑intensive programme aimed at producing scholars capable of contributing to disaster science, policy, and practice through empirical research.
Both programmes are designed to:
1) Build scientific understanding of natural and anthropogenic hazards
2) Strengthen disaster preparedness and mitigation capacities
3) Promote empirical research and data‑driven decision‑making
4) Train professionals in geospatial technologies and hazard assessment
5) Support national and regional disaster risk reduction initiatives
Admission Requirements
2 Years
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Frequently Asked Questions
"The Centre began functioning in March 2021 under the School
of Earth Sciences & Natural Resources Management"
"It currently functions under the umbrella of the Department
of Geography & Resource Management until full staffing
is completed."
"Applicants must be graduates with a B.A./B.Sc. in Disaster
Management or, Geography or Geology "
The Ph.D. programme follows NET qualified (JRF, Admission to Ph.Dor Assistant Professor) on Disaster Management, and available supervisors.
"The Centre aims to:
1) Address India’s vulnerability to natural and man‑made disasters
2) Promote preparedness, awareness, and scientific understanding
3) Conduct empirical studies and research
4) Train students in disaster risk reduction, hazard management, and geospatial technologies"
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