Master in Disaster Risk and Resilience

The Master in Disaster Risk and Resilience (MDRR) is designed to advance interdisciplinary and trans-disciplinary approaches to addressing risk and building resilience. The program integrates theory, methods and skills in both the physical and social sciences into a problem-focused and solutions-driven program that employs the systems thinking lens of analysis. This programs aims to produce leaders, manager and professionals who can build capacities in disaster risk and resilience in their respective sectors and be able to work in collaborative decision-making platforms.

Graduate Admission Requirements:
1. One (1) photocopy of the filled-out Form 2. Two (2) copies of personal essay (topic is indicated in the application form) 3. Two (2) photocopies of the applicant’s official transcript of undergraduate and graduate records (if applicable) 4. Four (4) colored 2” x 2” size ID pictures 5. Three (3) duly accomplished Recommendation Forms 6. Two (2) photocopies of the applicant’s birth certificate 7. Two (2) photocopies of marriage certificate (for married women)