Disaster Preparedness

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Below are the top discussions from Reddit that mention this online Coursera course from University of Pittsburgh.

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Taught by
Michael Beach
Assistant Professor
and 1 more instructor

Offered by
University of Pittsburgh

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5 posts • 9 mentions • top 7 shown below

r/preppers • post
39 points • [deleted]
Free online class on Disaster Preparedness by Uni. Pittsburgh - starts today!

https://www.coursera.org/course/disasterprep

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r/preppers • post
39 points • Leo_E_49
Coursera - Disaster Preparedness Course
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r/PostCollapse • post
37 points • chiniwini
Disaster Preparedness (Coursera free course)
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r/Survival • post
9 points • superjohno
Free collegiate level Disaster Preparedness online class starting soon.
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r/coursera • post
6 points • SilverBengal
Just wanted to mention "Disaster Preparedness" is a great class for anyone and everyone to take
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r/CFBOffTopic • post
5 points • StrawberryTea
Free online Disaster Preparedness course, if anyone is interested.

The University of Pittsburgh is offering a free online disaster preparedness course. It starts on Monday, January 26 and ends on March 12. They expect it to be about 2-4 hours of work per week and you can earn a Verified Certificate and Statement of Accomplishment. You can learn more about it here.

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r/CascadianPreppers • post
2 points • fidelitypdx
Any interest in Portland-based meet up study group?

There's an online class being offered by Coursera here: https://www.coursera.org/course/disasterprep

It's 6-weeks long course that would be a great start to a bimonthly group. There's a huge spectrum of other topics a study group could meet over as well. We could meet over beers or food in a centralize location like a Lucky Lab.

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