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Master Programs in Rescue Training

A master’s degree is a graduate level degree program. This degree usually takes about two years to complete. The program often includes practical experience and individualized study, allowing students a more in-depth education in their chosen field.

What is a Master in Rescue Training? Programs in rescue training are generally designed for firefighters looking to do advanced studies in fire rescue and emergency services. This type of program may have many different names, including fire science, fire management and fire engineering. This type of program is designed to build upon a student’s prior knowledge of fire safety, including studies in structural engineering, investigation and management. Programs work to help build students’ leadership and strategic management skills, as well. Public administration is also a topic covered in this type of program.

A master’s program is great for someone who wants to advance their career or work in a specialty niche, such as investigations. Graduates of this program typically have specialized training in specific areas of fire services and are prepared for management or leadership positions.

The cost of a program will depend on what school you choose and the design of the program. Programs usually take two years to complete, but if you choose to do independent study, it could take longer, which will impact the cost.

Upon completing a program, graduates will be prepared to work in management roles at any level: local, state or federal. Possible career options include fire chief, forensic specialist, arson inspector, engineering consultant and disaster preparedness specialist. Graduates may also qualify to work in specialized areas, such as fire prevention, budget planning, engineering and investigation.

For someone already working in the field of fire prevention and safety, completing a master’s degree program allows them to move into positions where they can make a real impact in their community. Search for your program below and contact directly the admissions office of the school of your choice by filling in the lead form.