| dc.description.abstract | This study investigates the students’ disaster risk management at the
University of Mindanao, and this would provide the needs of students to be
informed and aware of the potential risk of a disaster or emergency, along
with the employees of the institution, and to provide specific guidelines,
strategies, and plans on how to respond in times of emergencies. Data was
collected through a survey questionnaire and analyzed using statistical
methods. The study used a quantitative, non-experimental, descriptive
research approach to look at the level of the student’s disaster risk
management. The results revealed very high overall disaster risk
management level among students. The overall computed mean and
standard deviation of disaster risk management showed a very high
descriptive interpretation. These results suggest that students are
knowledgeable and capable of handling crises or disasters. Their expertise,
abilities, and involvement can help build more resilient and disaster-prepared
communities. Also, the results imply that students demonstrate a strong
understanding of potential hazards, emergency procedures, and safety
protocols.
Keywords: Criminology, disaster, disaster risk management, Philippines,
students. | en_US |
