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Course Requirements
PREREQUISITES (OR EQUIVALENTS)
- SAFETY-380 Industrial Accident Prevent
- CHEM-102 Chemistry
- MATH-231 Understanding Probability and Statistics
CORE COURSES – 18-30 CREDITS
- SAFETY-711 Principles of Institutional Safety
- SAFETY-752 Safety Communications
- SAFETY-753 Legal Aspects in Occupational Safety
- SAFETY-783 Environmental & Safety Management
- SAFETY-787 System Safety Analysis
- SAFETY-790 Workshop
- SAFETY-793 Practicum (may be waived for those with appropriate work experience.)
- SAFETY-798 individual Studies in Safety
RESEARCH REQUIREMENTS - 6-9 CREDITS
- EDFOUND-740 Techniques of Research
- SAFETY-799 Thesis Research OR
- SAFETY-789 Readings and Research in Safety*
SUGGESTED EXPANSION COURSES - 0-18 CREDITS
- SAFETY-581 Motor Fleet Safety
- SAFETY-582 Safety in the Construction industry
- SAFETY-583 Introduction to Security
- SAFETY-584 Construction Accident Prevention
- SAFETY-620 Principles of Environmental Management
- SAFETY-650 Behavioral Aspects of Accident Prevent
- SAFETY-671 Applied Ergonomics (new 06-07)
- SAFETY-672 Advanced Industrial Ergonomics (new 06-07)
- SAFETY-679 Principles & Methods of Industrial Hygiene
- SAFETY-682 Construction Safety Management
- SAFETY-683 Occupational (Industrial) Safety Management
- SAFETY-685 Fire Protection/Prevention
- SAFETY-687 Products Safety
- SAFETY-688 Ergonomics
- SAFETY-689 Hazardous Material Management
- SAFETY-690 Workshop
- SAFETY-757 Principles of Occupational Epidemiology
ADDITIONAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Three letters of recommendation supporting the candidates ability to do graduate level work.
A successful interview with the Program Coordinator.
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
Thirty-six credits of course work which may include a practicum, successful completion of an oral defense of a thesis, or the successful completion of a research paper and a written comprehensive exam.
At least 18 credits must be completed in 700-level courses.
STUDENTS ELECTING SAFETY-789
*Readings and Research as part of their Research Requirements are required to take a Comprehensive Examination
Graduate Catalog
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