Practicums, Manuals & Educational Resources.
A practice-oriented publication hub connecting university teaching, disaster-risk research, protection and rescue systems, school preparedness, risk communication, public education and visual safety resources.
Continue through the academic collection.
Use the dedicated sections for university textbooks, research monographs and edited volumes, while this page remains focused on applied teaching materials and public educational resources.
Textbooks
University-level textbooks and core reference works in disaster risk management.
Explore textbooks →Monographs
Research-driven books covering resilience, hazards, policy, security and preparedness.
Explore monographs →Edited Volumes
Proceedings, edited collections and conference publishing activities.
Explore edited volumes →From concepts to classroom exercises and operational thinking.
Each record provides a concise overview, extended View More content, recommended citation and direct access to the available PDF or full-text publication record.
Explore the materials by learning objective.
These shortcuts connect the publication collection with the main knowledge areas used across disaster-risk teaching, exercises and professional education.
Designed to turn knowledge into usable competence.
The practicum format supports an active-learning sequence that moves from understanding to application, discussion, scenario work and reflection.
Understand theories, hazards, vulnerability and risk.
Apply concepts through structured learning tasks.
Compare alternatives and defend professional judgments.
Translate knowledge into realistic emergency contexts.
Identify lessons, gaps and improvements for practice.
Direct access to the featured teaching resources.
Open the available direct PDF or the full-text ResearchGate publication record. Long titles wrap inside the cards, so the section remains fully visible on desktop and mobile.
Applied teaching and educational publishing over time.
The timeline is horizontally scrollable. Use the visible scrollbar, mouse wheel/trackpad, or touch gesture to move through the years.
Public-facing resources for preparedness and safer action.
A visual library of hazard-specific guidance, community and school resources, communication materials and institutional brochures published on the website.
Selected training, conference and institutional posters.
Visual materials supporting seminars, trainings, publishing calls and professional outreach.
Built for education, practice and public preparedness.
Structured exercises, discussion questions and learning pathways for undergraduate and master’s study.
Preparedness, protection and rescue, communication and operational concepts for professional development.
School-safety, youth-engagement and public-education resources that support practical preparedness.
Brochures, strategies and awareness materials for community resilience and disaster-risk communication.
Access, teaching use and resource formats.
Are full-text versions of the core practicums available?
Yes. The two core practicums have public ResearchGate records with full-text PDF availability, while the school-preparedness publication and Communication Strategy have direct PDF links.
What is included in the practicum format?
The practicums combine introductory theoretical content with structured exercises, discussion questions, recommended literature and applied learning tasks. Their purpose is to support active participation and translate disaster-risk concepts into usable knowledge.
What are the educational brochures used for?
The brochure collection provides visual guidance on hazard-specific action, preparedness, community and school roles, risk communication and institutional outreach. They can be opened directly from the visual gallery.
Can these materials support courses, trainings and workshops?
Yes. The content is organized around disaster-risk management, preparedness, protection and rescue, public communication and education, making it suitable as supporting material for university teaching and professional capacity building.
Connect academic knowledge with practical disaster preparedness.
For teaching adoption, institutional use, training cooperation, educational-resource development or publishing enquiries, contact the SPS-DRM Secretariat.