The LICQual Level 7 International Diploma in Disaster Management is an advanced qualification designed for senior professionals who aspire to lead large-scale disaster management efforts globally. This prestigious course equips you with the in-depth knowledge, strategic thinking, and leadership skills necessary to address the complexities of managing and mitigating disasters.
With a focus on advanced risk assessment, sustainable recovery practices, and international collaboration, this diploma empowers you to make critical decisions during emergencies and long-term recovery operations. Ideal for those looking to shape global disaster management policies and make a tangible impact, this qualification sets the foundation for leadership roles in the disaster management field.
The LICQual Level 7 International Diploma in Disaster Management provides an elite level of training for disaster management professionals. It covers a comprehensive range of topics such as disaster risk reduction, recovery strategies, crisis leadership, and humanitarian coordination, all designed to prepare you for the challenges faced in the most complex disaster scenarios. Throughout this course, you will learn how to manage disaster operations on an international scale, coordinate multi-agency responses, and ensure the resilience and sustainability of disaster-affected communities.
The LICQual Level 7 International Diploma in Disaster Management is perfect for senior disaster management professionals, humanitarian aid leaders, and government officials seeking to expand their expertise in managing complex disaster scenarios on a global scale. This qualification will provide you with the skills to lead international disaster relief operations, implement sustainable recovery strategies, and contribute to disaster policy development worldwide.
Course Overview
Qualification Title
LICQual Level 7 International Diploma in Disaster Management
Total Units
6
Total Credits
120
GLH
600
Qualification #
LICQ2200010
Qualification Specification
To enroll in the LICQual Level 7 International Diploma in Disaster Management, applicants must meet the following criteria:
Qualification# |
Unit Title 13101_0dcc07-c3> |
Credits 13101_366045-08> |
GLH 13101_29f987-33> |
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LICQ2200010-1 13101_086d2f-0c> |
Principles of disaster management 13101_f62352-dd> |
60 13101_bb76bb-e0> |
100 13101_f988e3-f2> |
LICQ2200010-2 13101_87315f-07> |
Confronting the Challenges of Disaster Risk Reduction and Development 13101_e23435-b6> |
60 13101_a5732b-36> |
100 13101_e1e70f-43> |
LICQ2200010-3 13101_dc7484-fd> |
Disaster Resilience, Adaptation and Sustainability 13101_76362d-76> |
60 13101_70410a-be> |
100 13101_86b493-12> |
LICQ2200010-4 13101_770d4c-11> |
Vulnerability and Risk Assessment 13101_4bf69d-55> |
60 13101_1304f9-87> |
100 13101_9d6431-de> |
LICQ2200010-5 13101_28f55a-5c> |
Advanced Research Methodology- Dissertation 13101_d5c27e-61> |
60 13101_a2656f-7a> |
100 13101_fe16fe-bf> |
LICQ2200010-6 13101_2b2852-f6> |
Participants – Governmental Disaster Management Agencies 13101_1750b6-b2> |
60 13101_b4de04-d2> |
100 13101_e272ca-f4> |
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
1. Principles of Disaster Management
- Understand and apply core principles of disaster management, including risk assessment, preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation.
- Analyze global disaster management frameworks and their relevance to national and local disaster policies and practices.
- Develop comprehensive disaster management strategies based on an understanding of disaster cycles and principles.
2. Confronting the Challenges of Disaster Risk Reduction and Development
- Identify and critically assess the challenges associated with disaster risk reduction (DRR) and sustainable development.
- Develop strategies to integrate DRR into development planning, addressing vulnerabilities and improving community resilience.
- Evaluate the impact of development practices on disaster risk and implement policies that reduce exposure to hazards.
3. Disaster Resilience, Adaptation and Sustainability
- Examine the concepts of disaster resilience and adaptation, and their application in vulnerable communities.
- Design and implement strategies that enhance the sustainability of disaster recovery efforts and long-term resilience building.
- Understand the relationship between environmental sustainability and disaster risk management, promoting eco-friendly recovery approaches.
4. Vulnerability and Risk Assessment
- Conduct advanced vulnerability and risk assessments, considering both physical and socio-economic factors.
- Develop frameworks to assess the potential impacts of disasters on communities, infrastructure, and ecosystems.
- Use risk analysis tools to identify key areas of vulnerability and develop targeted interventions to reduce risk.
5. Advanced Research Methodology – Dissertation
- Gain proficiency in advanced research methodologies relevant to disaster management and risk reduction.
- Conduct independent research for the dissertation project, contributing new knowledge or solutions to the field of disaster management.
- Analyze data, critically evaluate existing literature, and present findings effectively in an academic or professional context.
6. Participants – Governmental Disaster Management Agencies
- Understand the roles and responsibilities of governmental disaster management agencies at local, national, and international levels.
- Develop strategies for improving coordination, communication, and cooperation between government agencies and other stakeholders during disaster response.
- Assess the effectiveness of governmental agencies in disaster preparedness, response, and recovery, recommending improvements for better management of disaster risks.
This diploma is ideal for:
Assessment and Verification
All units within this qualification are subject to internal assessment by the approved centre and external verification by LICQual. The qualification follows a criterion-referenced assessment approach, ensuring that learners meet all specified learning outcomes.
To achieve a ‘Pass’ in any unit, learners must provide valid, sufficient, and authentic evidence demonstrating their attainment of all learning outcomes and compliance with the prescribed assessment criteria. The Assessor is responsible for evaluating the evidence and determining whether the learner has successfully met the required standards.
Assessors must maintain a clear and comprehensive audit trail, documenting the basis for their assessment decisions to ensure transparency, consistency, and compliance with quality assurance requirements.