Faculty of Occupational Health and Safety

The Faculty offers studies concerning three principal majors:  

The studies are devoted to formulate specialists dealing with the management of the flow of resources and products between the point of origin to the point of consumption.  Logistic operations involve integration of information flow, material handling, production, packaging, inventory, transportation, warehousing, and security.  The courses held in logistics departments are very popular in countries of the European Community.  It is well-kown that the optimization of logistic operations was one of the principal factors which brought U.S. victory in the second world war. 

For undergraduate candidates the faculty offers courses for B.Sc. degree realized within 3.5 years study (7 semesters).  Faculty graduates may continue their study to receive M.Sc. degree at the Faculty of Natural Environment Conservation and Science. 

The study may proceed according to the full-time or part-time system.   The courses for part-time students are held every two weeks in the form of two-day sessions (Saturday and Sunday).  The University mediates to organize the accommodation for the session time. 

Generally, the study involves the collection of courses concerning the following subjects:  legal aspects of logistics, mathematics and statistics, physics, chemistry, thermodynamics, system engineering, logistical infrastructure, logistics of manufacturing, logistics of distribution, logistical management of supply chain, efficiency of transport and distribution logistics processes, risk in transport and forwarding logistics system, standarization and quality management, economics of transport, finances and accounting, etc. 

The first year (two semesters) is devoted to general subjects.  Courses include subjects common for all students. 

Starting from the second year the students appoint courses for one or more of the following ‘specialities’, i.e.  specialized general subjects: 

i. supply & production logistics, 

ii. transport & distribution logistics. 

The lists of specialities mentioned above is not fixed.  Extra specialities may be formulated basing on preferencs of groups of students.  The authorities of the University are open in this matter for initiatives of student’s organizations. 

Main forms of teching the students will experience in the University are: 

The courses are organized for full-time and part-time students.  The courses for part-time students are held every two weeks in the form of two-day sessions (Saturday and Sunday).  The University mediates to organize the accommodation for the session time. 

Faculty graduates may realize their carrier to be specialists who deal with control of flows of resources and products, material handling, transportation, warehousing, inventory, and other logistic operations.  

In the labor market the faculty graduates are wanted taking into account they are familiar with: 

The studies are devoted to formulate specialists who deal with civil protection, i.e. the protection of populations, institutions, and/or environment from natural disaters, ecologic disasters, industrial disasters, and/or disasters implied by inadequate human activity. 

For undergraduate candidates the faculty offers courses for B.Sc. degree realized within 3.5 years study (7 semesters).  Faculty graduates may continue their study to receive M.Sc. degree at the Faculty of Natural Environment Conservation and Science. 

The study may proceed according to the full-time or part-time system.   The courses for part-time students are held every two weeks in the form of two-day sessions (Saturday and Sunday).  The University mediates to organize the accommodation for the session time. 

Generally, the study involves the collection of courses concerning the following subjects:  natural disasters, legal aspects civil protection, response operations control, principles of chemistry, biology and microbiology, toxicology, toxic materials handling, meteorology, mathematics and statistics, physics, economics, logistics, enivironmental engineering, foreign languages, etc. 

The first year (two semesters) is devoted to general subjects.  Courses include subjects common for all students. 

Starting from the second year the students appoint courses for one or more of the following ‘specialities’, i.e.  specialized general subjects: 

i. civil protection, mitigation and safety, 

ii. emergency management.  

The lists of specialities mentioned above is not fixed.  Extra specialities may be formulated basing on preferencs of groups of students.  The authorities of the University are open in this matter for initiatives of student’s organizations. 

Main forms of teching the students will experience in the University are: 

The courses are organized for full-time and part-time students.  The courses for part-time students are held every two weeks in the form of two-day sessions (Saturday and Sunday).  The University mediates to organize the accommodation for the session time. 

In the labor market the faculty graduates are wanted taking into account they are familiar with: 

The studies are devoted to formulate specialists who are able to prevent work-related illness and injures in great establishments as well as in small bussiness. 

For undergraduate candidates the faculty offers courses for B.Sc. degree realized within 3.5 years study (7 semesters).  Faculty graduates may continue their study to receive M.Sc. degree at the Faculty of Natural Environment Conservation and Science. 

Moreover, the Faculty offers postgraduate study for those who are specialists in other branches,  and they are interested in the access to the labor market in occupational safety. 

The study may proceed according to the full-time or part-time system.   The courses for part-time students are held every two weeks in the form of two-day sessions (Saturday and Sunday).  The University mediates to organize the accommodation for the session time. 

Generally, the study involves the collection of courses concerning the following subjects:  legal aspects of occupational safety, administration of work safety services, ergonomics and human physiology, practical aspects of occupational safety, principles of chemistry, biology and microbiology, toxicology, mathematics and statistics, physics, heating and ventillation, economics, enivironmental engineering, foreign languages, etc. 

The first year (two semesters) is devoted to general subjects.  Courses include subjects common for all students. 

Starting from the second year the students appoint courses for one or more of the following ‘specialities’, i.e.  specialized general subjects: 

i. occupational safety and health in the industry and services, 

ii. occupational human factors & ergonomics, and labor environment protection.  

The lists of specialities mentioned above is not fixed.  Extra specialities may be formulated basing on preferencs of groups of students.  The authorities of the University are open in this matter for initiatives of student’s organizations. 

Main forms of teching the students will experience in the University are: 

The courses are organized for full-time and part-time students.  The courses for part-time students are held every two weeks in the form of two-day sessions (Saturday and Sunday).  The University mediates to organize the accommodation for the session time. 

Faculty graduates may realize their carrier to be specialists who deal with occupational safety, health, hygiene, as well as ecological problems (conservation, protection and improvement of natural resources and environment) encountered in establishments, public services or local and municipal administration. 

In the labor market the faculty graduates are wanted taking into account they are familiar with: