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Safety Engineering Degree Programs
Through 2012, career opportunities for safety engineers are expected to rise. Workers will be needed to replace those leaving the occupation or retiring. Other jobs will arise due to a growth in the industry.
The manufacturing industry will provide more jobs for safety engineers because of an increased need for new, high quality products created safely and efficiently. To be successful as a safety engineer, an advanced degree is essential.
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Kennedy-Western University
Kennedy-Western University offers the following Electrical Engineering degree programs:
- Bachelor's Degree in Safety Engineering
Kennedy-Western University integrates innovative technology with a regulatory emphasis in their Safety Engineering program. As the industry changes, Kennedy-Western provides an up-to-date education studying the latest discoveries, technology, and legal and regulatory requirements in the field. Areas of study included in the Bachelor’s Degree program are Safety Management, Probability and Statistics, Safety and Health for Engineers, and Risk and Statistics.
- Master's Degree in Safety Engineering
Kennedy-Western University integrates innovative technology with a regulatory emphasis in their Safety Engineering program. As the industry changes, Kennedy-Western provides an up-to-date education studying the latest discoveries, technology, and legal and regulatory requirements in the field. The Master’s Degree program exposes students to the safety profession’s senior responsibilities. Courses of study include Industrial Hygiene, Accident Investigation and Reconstruction, OSHA Compliance, and Contemporary Ergonomics.
- Doctorate Degree in Safety Engineering
Kennedy-Western University integrates innovative technology with a regulatory emphasis in their Safety Engineering program. As the industry changes, Kennedy-Western provides an up-to-date education studying the latest discoveries, technology, and legal and regulatory requirements in the field. The Doctorate Degree program gives students the opportunity to conduct research that is action-oriented and applies to work done in the safety profession. Courses of study include Human Factors Engineering, Analytical Safety, Safety and Health Law, and Emergency and Disaster Preparedness.
Kennedy-Western University is a licensed post secondary institution pursuant to the State of Wyoming Private Schools Licensing Act W.S. 21-2-401 through 21-2-407.
Request information » on the Kennedy-Western Bachelor in Electrical Engineering Degree.
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