2024-2025 / Certificate

Inter-university certificate Anticipatory and nterdisciplinary Risk and Crisis Management

30 crédits

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Block 1

Compulsory courses

CodeDetailsOrganizationTheoryPracticalOthersCredits
DCER0115-1Managing risks and emergencies - basic foundations Q250--5
Theory and concepts of crisis management and emergency planning ¿ Crisis management ¿ The actors ¿ Planning and prevention ¿ Preventive measures during high-risk events and mass gatherings ¿ Crisis communication ¿ Simulation exercises.
DCER0116-1Conference cycle - [5h Conférence] Q1--[+]1
HULG9777-1Regional resilience
Vincent Becue, Fabrice Sobczak
Q132--3
Regional resilience strategy: issues and applications ¿ Tools and methods to diagnose vulnerabilities ¿ Use of media in crisis management / resilient reconstruction ¿ Informal community self-organisation in situations of crisis / reconstruction ¿ Operationalisation and regional resilience on a local level (practical work).
HULG9778-1Technological risks
Sylvain Brohez
Q248--4
Module 1: Dangerous substances ¿ Globally Harmonised System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) ¿ Module 2: Radioactive substances ¿ Module 3: The Seveso 3 Directive ¿ Module 4: Types and phenomenology of major accidents ¿ Module 5: Transport of dangerous substances ¿ Module 6: Land use planning and SEVESO specific emergency and specific emergency and intervention plans (PPUI) ¿
Module 7: Major accidents ¿ feedback.
HULG9779-1Multidisciplinary management of exceptional situations
Fabien Guérisse, Frank Vantrimpont
Q254--7
Module 1: the principle of emergency medical assistance (AMU) in Belgium, the emergency centre emergency number (CS112), the organisation of medical assistance in collective emergency situations. Module 2: victim traceability, specific police procedures, securing the advanced medical post (PMA) in terrorist situations ¿ Module 3: pandemic planning, emergency airport plans, collective intoxications, humanitarian aid and natural disasters ¿ Module 4: nuclear, radiological, biological and chemical risks (NRBC), individual psychological reactions. Identification of victims ¿ Module 5: role of the emergency rapid response unit (SMUR), the concept of the advanced medical post (PMA), on site triage and PMA triage, managing evacuations, medical intervention plan (PIM) and Maxipim ¿ Module 6: dealing with multiple burn victims and the Belgian Association for Burns Injuries (BABI) plan, TECC teams, polytraumas.
DCER0117-1Managing national emergencies and international aspects
Bettina Leoni
Q260--2
in-depth introduction to national crisis management in Belgium: (A) existing legislation and emergency plans, (B) the different sectoral authorities, (C) the risks that could lead to a federal coordination.
DCER0118-1Risk culture
Simon Riguelle
Q130--1
HULG9780-1Risks and heritage - preventive conservation and crisis management Q218--1
DCER0119-1Planning techniques Q118--1
DCER0120-1Emergency communication
Sébastien Brunet, Collégialité, Catherine Delcourt, Thomas Gijs, Tony Hosmans, Jadranka Lozina, Marie Muselle
Q212--1
DCER0121-1Major events
Arnaud Brouwers, Sébastien Brunet, Collégialité, Jean-Marc Demelenne, Olivier Lambiet
Q28--1
DCER0122-1Portfolio - [90h Autres] TA--[+]3