Occupational health and safety
A Bachelor Engineer of Occupational Health and Safety can ensure safety at work
only if it includes: making a risk assessment of all jobs in the working environment,
performing safety and health at work, ensuring health protection of employees, e.g.
preventive examinations and testing of work equipment (machinery, equipment, facilities,
installations, etc..) drafting guidelines for safety at work; testing the work environment,
chemical and physical hazards, microclimate, biological hazards, etc.
The basis for the implementation of safety at work is risk assessment. This assessment
is made by employing recognized methods and it is used to determine the existence
of hazards, risk types and extent of the threat. This risk analysis is followed
by proposed hazards mitigation measures their implement control.
Fire protection
The basic objective of this study course is to prepare students for the application
of scientific and technical achievements in solving of fire protection problem as
well as for the fire protection systems development and management.
Specific objectives of the course are acquiring knowledge and skills related to
the analysis and assessment of the fire and explosion risks, the development and
application of methodologies, methods, tools and procedures within the fire and
explosion protection systems management, monitoring the fire protection system,
fire and explosion expertise, fire protection system organization and management,
fire protection system quality management, strategic planning and development of
fire protection systems, lifelong learning in the field of fire protection, innovation
activities and teamwork.
Upon the completion of this study course, students acquire professional competence
in these fields: fire and explosion risks assessment and insurance, optimization
and management of available resources within the fire protection system, drafting
reports on the fire and explosion situation, making plans and providing the technical
documentation in the field of fire and explosion protection, designing systems for
surveillance, fire detection and fire fighting, organization and management of interventions,
rescuing, evacuation and rehabilitation of fire and explosion affected areas, fire
and explosion expertise, fire protection and explosion training and knowledge management;
training, professional recruitment and skills development in the field of fire and
explosion, making normative acts in the field of protection against fire and explosion,
methodology, methods and procedures for the management of fire protection development,
the development of methods and metrics to assess the effectiveness of fire protection
system, project management and innovation in the fire protection system, fire protection
system organization and management, application of information technology in fire
protection engineering.
Disaster risk management
Contemporary society is faced with the growing intensity and frequency of natural disasters and technological accidents, caused by climate change, urbanization and the complexity of critical infrastructure. Traditional approaches that relied exclusively on the response (reaction) to the crisis are no longer sufficient. There is an urgent need for experts who possess the engineering knowledge and analytical skills to identify, assess and mitigate risks before disaster strikes.
The "Disaster Risk Management" study program is designed to educate a new generation of engineers trained to manage the entire risk cycle. The program combines technical disciplines (such as flood modeling, seismic resilience and GIS technologies) with operational crisis management skills. Given the specific vulnerability of our geographic area, the program is specifically designed to respond to critical risks that dominate the region: hydrological risks, geological risks, wood fires and droughts, and technological and industrial risks. By conecting global civil protection standards with local field needs, this course educates engineers who are not just theorists, but operatives capable of applying GIS (Geographic Information Systems) and remote sensing in real time. This ensures that every investment in infrastructure is simultaneously an investment in security, which directly contributes to economic stability and the protection of human lives.
Final degree
Study course: Occupational Health and Safety
After completing undergraduate studies, which lasts for three academic years (6
semesters), upon graduation, graduate acquires a total of 180 ECTS credits and a
degree: Bachelor Engineer of Occupational Health and Safety.
After completing undergraduate studies, which lasts for four academic years (8 semesters),
upon graduation, graduate acquires a total of 240 ECTS credits and a degree: Bachelor
Engineer of Occupational Health and Safety
Study course: Fire Protection
After completing undergraduate studies, which lasts for three academic years (6
semesters), upon graduation, graduate acquires a total of 180 ECTS credits and a
degree: Bachelor Engineer of Fire Protection.
After completing undergraduate studies, which lasts for four academic years (8 semesters),
upon graduation, graduate acquires a total of 240 ECTS credits and a degree: Bachelor
Engineer of Fire Protection
Study course: Disaster risk management
Undergraduate study of Occupational Health and Safety Fire Protection, study direction Disaster Risk Management, lasts three academic years (6 semesters), upon completion of the study, the graduate acquires the professional title: Bachelor/Bachelor Engineer in Disaster Risk Management (180 ECTS)
The undergraduate study program in Occupational Health and Safety Fire Protection, major in Disaster Risk Management, lasts three academic years (6 semesters). Upon completion of the study, the graduate acquires the professional title: Bachelor of Science in Disaster Risk Management (240 ECTS)