Associate of Applied Science in Fire Science
The Associate of Applied Science Degree in Fire Science presents the basic theoretical foundations for leadership in fire service organizations, establishing a foundation upon which to build a career in Fire Science. Extending from a comprehensive curriculum of fire prevention and fire protection, the A.A.S. in Fire Science program takes a multi-professional approach to policy integration and academic preparation in specialized fire service equipment and apparatus applications. Students earning an Associate’s degree in Fire Science will embark on an educational path of professional development to become leaders in the profession.
Estimated time of completion of this program is 3 years.
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Curriculum
| Graduates will successfully complete 60 semester hours outlined below |
| Semester Hours |
| General Studies Requirements |
21 |
| Required Technical Courses |
18 |
| Electives |
21 |
| Total |
60 |
| Electives |
21 |
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To meet the required electives, students may complete any of the CSU General Studies, Fire Science, Business, or Occupational Safety and Health undergraduate 2000 and 3000 level courses that are not used to meet other requirements of their program.
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