The Master in Disaster Risk and Resilience (MDRR) is designed to advance interdisciplinary and trans-disciplinary approaches to addressing risk and building resilience. The program integrates theory, methods and skills in both the physical and social sciences into a problem-focused and solutions-driven program that employs the systems thinking lens of analysis. This programs aims to produce leaders, managers, and professionals who can build capacities in disaster risk and resilience in their respective sectors and be able to work in collaborative decision-making platforms.

MDRR Curriculum

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RELATED SITES

Ateneo Innovation Center →

Climate and Disaster Resilience Laboratory →

SOSE Arise →

Department of Physics →

Department of Environmental Science →

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Vulnerability, Adaptation and Resilience to Floods and Climate Change-Related Risks among Marginal, RIverine Communities in Metro Manila

This study examines the vulnerability, adaptation, and resilience of urban poor households living in the riverine communities of the three flood prone areas in Metro Manila.🔗 Read More

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Climate Change Vulnerability and Adaptation in Metro Manila Challenging Governance and Human Security Needs of Urban Poor Communities

Climate change and flooding in Asian cities pose great challenges to the environmental and human security of the population and their governance systems. 🔗 Read More