Emergency Management Schools In South Carolina

There is only one accredited emergency management school in South Carolina for faculty who teach emergency management classes to choose from. The following statistics and charts help analyze the current state of the emergency management academic community in South Carolina, and the future trends in emergency management training at the emergency management bachelors degree level.

Statistics

Professional Trends

South Carolina Vs. National Emergency Management Employment

South Carolina	190
National	11,800

Employment Growth for Emergency management professionals In South Carolina

2006	2007	2008	2009	2010
280	260	240	190	No data

Yellow: Actual Values

Emergency Management VS. All Professions salaries in South Carolina

2006	2007	2008	2009	2010
$49,590	$51,330	$54,180	$54,420	No data
$39,422	$41,728	$43,045	$43,558	$44,811

Light Blue: Emergency Management
Dark Yellow: All Professions

Salary percentiles for Emergency management professionals in South Carolina

No data at this time.

Average Salaries for Emergency management professionals and related professions in South Carolina

Emergency Management	$57,420
Homeland Security	$37,427

Educational Trends

Emergency Management programs available for each degree type for all schools in South Carolina

associate	0
bachelor	1
master	0
doctor	0
Certificate	0
Total	1

Most of these graduates, or 100%, earned a bachelor's degree in emergency management.

Emergency Management Faculty Salaries in South Carolina

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The number of emergency management faculty, growth in the field of emergency management academia and emergency management faculty salaries in South Carolina, is all data we are currently in the process of collecting. If you are involved in teaching emergency management courses to students at the bachelors degree in emergency management level, please take a moment to anonymously submit your information to help us build a valuable database resource for the benefit of current and future faculty in the field of emergency management in South Carolina. Once you submit your information, you will get a chance to see an overview of what we have learned thus far from you and your peers.