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Master of Science in Industrial Safety--36 Semester Credit Hours
The Master of Science in Industrial Safety is designed to prepare the individual in the field of risk management, the management of the environment, and implementing programs through safety principles, practice, and laws. The M.S. in Industrial Safety is recognized by the Institute for Safety and Health Management.
Degree Requirements: The Master of Science in Industrial Safety degree is a 36-hour program that includes the following requirements:
Professional Core: 6 |
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History & Philosophy of HRD/Technology |
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Research Techniques in HRD/Technology |
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Industrial Safety Core: 18 |
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Measurement & Evaluation in HRD/Technology |
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Total Quality Management |
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Safety & Health Developments |
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Safety Programs |
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Environmental Management |
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One of the following: |
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Administration & Supervision of HRD |
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Topics in Technical Programs |
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Graduate Internship |
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Graduate Internship |
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Electives: |
12 |
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Human and Organizational Behavior |
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Seminar in Human Resources Management |
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Management of Instructional Environment |
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One of the following: |
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TECH 5318: |
Computer Applications in Technology |
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Seminar: Technology Perspectives |
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Project Management |
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Trends in Training |
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Organization Development |
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Leadership & Ethics in HRD |
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Total 36 |
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Leveling (foundation) work may be assigned to those students entering this major field of study who have had no prior related course work or experience. This leveling course work will consist of the following courses pending the evaluation of the student's academic transcript by his/her academic advisor:
Foundation Total 15 |
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Industrial Safety |
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Fire Safety Systems |
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OSHA |
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Industrial Environmental Problems |
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Ergonomics in the Workplace |
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