Engineering Technologies, Safety, and Constructions
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(509) 963-1756
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The 100% online BAS-RISM and BS-RISM degrees will fill an important gap for students from the Pacific Northwest seeking to expand their skills and knowledge in risk and safety management area, but cannot relocate to Ellensburg or working professionals who cannot adjust their schedules to pursue an education in a traditional setting. This online program is designed to meet the needs of the place-bound students by providing a one of its kind, rigorous, and flexible degree option. Curriculum and program focus areas were developed based on feedback from members of our industry partners with over 300 years of experience between them.
In order to receive a degree from CWU, a student must complete CWU General Education requirements and the RISM major requirements. Between the transfer credits, CWU General Education requirements, and the major, a student must meet the 180 credit requirements.
BS Degree = CWU General Education Requirements + RISM Majors Requirements + Applicable Transfer Credits + Foreign Language = 180 credits
BAS Degree = CWU General Education Requirements + RISM Majors Requirements + Applicable Transfer Credits + AAS Degree = 180 credits
Note: If you have a Direct Transfer Agreement AA degree (DTA), you automatically meet the CWU general education requirements.
Part I First Year Experience
Part II Knowledge Areas
One class in each Knowledge Area and at least three courses in a single Pathway is required. An equivalent class from a community college may be accepted. Three courses that are in the knowledge area are also included in your major.
Part III Culminating Experience
Total General Education Credits: 53-64
Foundational Courses (18-19 credits)
Safety Management Core (17 credits)
Risk and Insurance Core (31 credits)
Plus Required Business Minor Core (30 credits)
BS Degree Program Total Credits: 98-99 credits
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