School of Occupational Safety
program focused on the scientific and practical understanding of safety in workplaces and industrial environments. Students explore the principles of occupational risk identification, accident prevention, and safety systems management across various sectors.
This program emphasizes critical thinking and evidence-based approaches to assess hazards, reduce exposure to risks, and develop structured responses to potential workplace incidents. Instruction integrates international standards in occupational safety, regulatory frameworks, and modern tools for proactive safety planning.
Through both theoretical and applied learning formats—on-campus, online, and blended—students are equipped with the knowledge needed to analyze safety procedures, evaluate workplace environments, and understand the social and technical aspects of occupational well-being.
The School of Occupational Safety offers the following majors
- Occupational Safety and Health
A comprehensive program focused on the principles of workplace safety, risk management, hazard control, and regulatory compliance. Students learn to identify, evaluate, and mitigate occupational hazards in industrial, corporate, and public sectors. - Industrial Hygiene and Environmental Safety
Emphasizes exposure assessment, chemical safety, environmental monitoring, and workplace ergonomics. The program integrates global standards to ensure healthy and sustainable work environments. - Safety Systems Management
Covers the design, implementation, and auditing of safety management systems (SMS) in accordance with international guidelines such as ISO 45001. Students are trained to develop organizational safety policies and conduct system-wide evaluations. - Emergency Preparedness and Risk Analysis
Focuses on theoretical and practical frameworks to analyze potential emergency scenarios, with training in preparedness planning, response coordination, and post-incident evaluation in occupational settings. - Occupational Safety Technologies
Introduces students to digital tools, sensors, automation, and data-driven technologies that support proactive safety practices in modern industries.
