Seneca College & University of Cincinnati Degree Program

[Dissipate]

Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology (Toronto, Ontario) has just started a joint degree program in Fire Science with the University of Cincinnati (Accredited by United States Fire Administration). The Fire Science degree program is a four year program that offers various different courses like Advanced Fire Administration, Incendiary Fire Analysis and Investigation, Political and Legal Foundations of Fire Protection and Disaster and Fire Defense Planning. Seneca has long been known for there Fire Protection Engineering programs, now they are offering this great program.

I started taking the degree program with the University on Cincinnati Degrees at a Distance program more then a year ago and it was the best program that I could find that interested me. I tried other University programs (Ryerson) but the University of Cincinnati program was best suited for the fire service, I felt.

Now Seneca College is the first in Ontario to offer the program into a full-time schedule and with the option for a part-time schedule.

I highly recommend anyone interested in pursuing a higher education look into the Seneca College or University of Cincinnati program.

If interested go to Seneca and speak to someone in the Fire Protection Technology Department.

http://www.uc.edu/programs/viewprog.asp?progid=1820

[Jon1]

Thanks for the info, Dissipate. I'm doing the three year program this September. I'm really excited, but it's going to be a lot of work. I went to Seneca's open house and talked with the Fire teachers and they all seemed great. I know this course is going to be challenging, but the rewards after i graduate are endless.

[short_shifter]

are you talking about the fire prevention engineering technology course? If so, what rewards are you thinking will come from it?

Jay