Turn your degree into an exciting career in Occupational Health and Safety Management

Working for private and public sector organizations, occupational health and safety managers keep employees safe and ensure their work  environment is a healthy one. Managing the occupational health and  safety function in the workplace requires an understanding of a broad range of areas, including legislation, workplace hazards and occupational illnesses, evaluation and control techniques, and managing and promoting workplace safety and wellness. Occupational health and safety must be  placed within the context of the organization; understanding how  organizations are structured and behave is an important component of occupational health and safety, as is an  understanding of business skills, and the ability to apply strong analytical and communication skills.

The ideal candidate has an undergraduate degree in health sciences, engineering, environmental science,  management and organizational studies (or a related field) and is a critical thinker looking to combine their interests in health and working with  people.

You will develop a professional network, unique skills, and a portfolio of projects you will use throughout your career.

This program is offered completely online or in class.
You will require access to the internet.