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Safety
Sciences Programs of Study
One of the newer programs at IUP, Safety
Sciences has graduated over 1700 persons since 1973. Accidents, fires,
explosions, and health-threatening conditions are extremely costly for
individuals, organizations and the entire nation. As long as these hazards are
with us, there will be a need for Safety Professionals. The following
links
provide information about the Departments various program offerings.
- Bachelor of
Science: The undergraduate
degree program in safety sciences is built on an interdisciplinary base which
provides for insight into engineering, systems analysis, management, human
relations, communications, and computer sciences, along with the specific
areas of occupational safety and health.
- Safety Sciences
Minor:
This minor sequence is recommended for students majoring in the related safety
and health disciplines such as Nursing and Allied Health; Industrial and Labor
Relations; and Environmental Health.
- Certificate of
Recognition (COR): The COR is
designed for those individuals who already have a bachelor's degree and have
safety and health program activities as peripheral responsibilities within an
organization.
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Master of Science:
For those individuals interested in developing their capabilities beyond the
undergraduate program, IUP also offers a Master's in Safety
Sciences . The curriculum is designed to meet the need for teachers,
researchers, and top-level professionals in the field of safety sciences.
- Online Courses:
Several of the Masters level courses are now available online.
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Cooperative Education Program (COOP): Provides
"real world" safety experience for the students by having them work with
Safety professionals in industry.
- Internship
Program: All Safety Sciences seniors must complete an internship
before graduation.
- Frequently Asked
Questions: Use this link to access more information about the
Department Programs.
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