Related university courses on risk engineering and safety management
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The Safety Engineering & Management international master at INSA Toulouse (co-accredited by INP Toulouse) is a M1-level (Masters) course (60 ECTS) delivered in English. It is open to students with a Bachelor of Science or an engineering degree. Much of the course material is also available for free as a MOOC at SEAM Online, with an optional (paid) certification process. Much of the course material available on this site was prepared for this international master. |
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The Risk and safety management course from the University of Aalborg (northern Denmark) is a two-year Master’s programme (120 ECTS) delivered in English. It concerns engineering subjects in risk and safety management, with projects carried out in collaboration with companies in the offshore, energy, transportation and civil engineering sectors. |
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The Master’s degree programme in Reliability, Availability, Maintainability and Safety at the Faculty of engineering of the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Trondheim) is delivered in English. It is open to students with a Bachelor’s degree in engineering or a degree from a Norwegian engineering college. The course covers system safety from a reliability perspective, risk management and maintenance issues. |
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The Master of Science in Safety Engineering teaches the principles and practices of safety engineering, for students aiming for leadership careers in industry. The course is operated by the Mary Kay O’Connor Process Safety Center in the Department of Chemical Engineering. It is available as a distance learning option for working professionals. |
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The graduate diploma in Safety and Risk Engineering from the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science of Memorial University of Newfoundland (Canada) provides grounding on qualitative and quantitative approaches to safety and risk management. The program is intended for, but not limited to, working professionals with an engineering degree. |
International master Safety Engineering & Management, INSA Toulouse (France)The courses above are relatively generic in terms of the industry sector. Some courses are more specifically focused on one particular industry:
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The Safety management in aviation specialized master at ENAC is a one year post-graduate level certificate delivered in English. It is open to candidates with a MSc or a Bachelor of science plus at least three years’ professional experience. |
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The Safety & Reliability Engineering for Oil & Gas graduate-level MSc programme covers safety engineering, reliability engineering, and loss prevention. |
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The Railway safety and control systems MSc is a one year full-time or two-year part-time degree which aims to create a deep and robust understanding of approaches to manage safety and risk in transport systems and projects. |
Let us know of other courses (delivered in English) that are related in content.
You may also be interested in:
The free teaching modules on health and safety management prepared by Minerva Canada, a non-profit volunteer-driven organization that aims to improve education in HSE management.
The free MOOC on Responsible innovation at TU Delft, which includes a module on Risk Analysis and Safety Engineering.
You may also be interested in some information on careers and job titles in risk engineering, or in a list of professional bodies related to the health and safety profession, institutions and associations that represent practitioners in the fields of risk management, safety and health.
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