CSU Updates EMS Management Concentration in Bachelor Program

PRESS RELEASE

Columbia Southern University (CSU), an online educator, has introduced four new degree program concentrations to its academic catalog. 

The degree program concentrations offer curricula based on current industry trends, applicant and student requests and consultations with subject-matter experts. Concentrations include:

• Bachelor of Science in Occupational Safety and Health – Construction Safety
• Bachelor of Science in Occupational Safety and Health – Oil and Gas
• Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice – Forensics
• Master of Business Administration – Entrepreneurship

“We are very proud of the new concentrations as they provide students with options in relation to their education. The concentrations also ensure that our programs remain current and graduates entering the field will have the most up-to-date information available to help them be successful,” said CSU Provost and Chief Academic Officer Barry Goldstein, Ph.D. “CSU values the adaptability and flexibility that our educational programs offer to students and these concentrations will provide more opportunities in each respective discipline.”

The university’s forensics concentration in the criminal justice program will allow students to learn more about forensic psychology and overarching crime scene investigative procedures, relevant topics within the field of criminal justice at this time.

Goldstein added that the university has also updated the emergency medical services management concentration in the Bachelor of Science in health care administration program. The concentration now focuses on the emergency medical services field, tying in such topics as anatomy and physiology, in addition to emergency response operations, management, and planning for emergencies. As such, the concentration is titled emergency medical services.

CSU has also created three undergraduate certificates: emergency management, cybersecurity and psychology. These certificate programs are available only to students who are enrolled in a degree program and were created to supplement that educational experience.

Disclaimer: The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed in the press release above belong solely to the company/vendor/author and do not necessarily reflect those of EMS World or HMP.