The Master of Science in Humanitarian Action (MS-HA) degree is designed as an online program for working professionals from around the world in, or with aspirations to enter, the humanitarian field.
The 30-unit program can be completed in five terms.
Curriculum
- Requirements
- Courses
- Curriculum Pathway
- Learning Outcomes
MS in Humanitarian Action
MSHA 500 | Foundations: Peace, Justice and Social Change | 3 |
MSHA 501 | Foundations of Humanitarian Action | 3 |
MSHA 520 | Disaster Management and Prevention | 3 |
MSHA 530 | Humanitarian Diplomacy | 3 |
MSHA 540 | Displacement, Climate and Humanitarian Action | 3 |
MSHA 550 | Humanitarian Safety and Security | 3 |
MSHA 513 | Program Design, Monitoring and Evaluation | 3 |
MSHA 590 | Data Visualization and Analytics for Humanitarian Action | 3 |
MSHA 595 | Logistics for Humanitarian Relief | 3 |
MSHA 599 | Humanitarian Crisis Simulation | 3 |
Note: Online Studies
Note: The learning environment of the MS-HA program will be entirely online, including the final simulation. All courses will be designed with an entirely online delivery modality in partnership with Professional & Continuing Education. The pathways above are samples and are subject to change. Courses listed may not be offered every year, and the curriculum allows for no electives.
The Office of Graduate Admission can assist, and information for international applicants is also available.