Elevate your career in safety engineering with our comprehensive certificate program. Designed for professionals aspiring to make a tangible impact, graduates emerge equipped to enhance safety protocols across diverse sectors, from offshore and onshore oil and gas facilities to renewable energy and carbon sequestration processes. Join a distinguished cohort of alumni renowned for pioneering unbiased foundational science in process safety, influencing academia, industry, and governmental agencies alike. Positioned at the forefront of safety engineering education, our MS program and associated certificate programs are unrivaled, distinguishing you as a leader in this critical field.
The certificate requires 12 hours of coursework. The intent is that these hours apply to the hours necessary for graduation, not an additional load, but this depends on the disciplines' specific course requirements. Receiving the certificate is not dependent on the conferral of a degree.
A maximum of two safety certificates can be earned by students enrolled in the Master of Science in Safety Engineering program. The Process Safety Engineering certificate requires completing three mandatory courses (as described in the graduate handbook) and any single elective course.
Of the total hours required for the certificate, six are dedicated to basic topics and are required for everyone in the program. An additional six hours address more specific or advanced topics. The advanced topics are cross-listed with numerous departments.
Students interested in applying for the certificate program and its scholarship must submit their completed applications to mkopsc@tamu.edu.
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The Safety Engineering Certificate requirements are achievable and relevant to all engineering disciplines. The Master of Science in Safety Engineering is designed for students to earn safety-related certificates along with their master's degree at no additional cost. A maximum of two safety certificates can be earned by students enrolled in the Master of Science in Safety Engineering program.
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