Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Occupational Safety] From University of Wisconsin

Coursework covers a wide range of subjects including approaches to accident prevention, environmental protection, ergonomics, fire prevention, and legal aspects among others. The students are provided with essential skills that enable them to recognize hazards, and to devise and implement methods to control those risks. In addition, students are provided with a number of practical work site experiences, culminating in a full semester internship with a practicing ESH professional.Students graduating with a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Safety will be able to:

• Evaluate workplace and other environmental exposures
• Prescribe preventive and corrective actions
• Apply legal aspects of OESH practice
• Effectively communicate with stakeholders

• Manage OESH programs

In addition to the occupational safety  major, the Department of Occupational & Environmental Safety & Health offers three emphases to students who want to specialize their knowledge:

• Construction Safety
• Environmental Management
• Occupational Ergonomics