Presentation and learning objectives

Second cycle degree

The program trains Safety engineers that, together with a robust basic knowledge, gain skills in the risk analysis sector of civil buildings and process industry systems, quality management and control, safety of complex systems and occupational-related issues.
The integration of these aspects is achieved by means of both a complementarity of covered topics in individual courses and a multidisciplinary approach dealing with complex problems.
Graduated Safety engineers will acquire solid professional problem-solving skills.

Occupational opportunities

Safety and risk analysis problems in complex systems require the training of graduates who have an interdisciplinary preparation, as well as a solid knowledge of techniques for risk assessment and analysis of reliability and availability of systems. Such figures are increasingly in demand in the public and private area.
Main employment opportunities are:
– Safety design in civil engineering,
– Industrial protection and safety in the process industry,
– Analysis of conventional and unconventional industrial risks,
– Management and monitoring of industrial processes and quality control of products,
– Management, control and minimization of environmental impacts, auditing activities, activities in the quality and safety management systems sector,
– Emergency management of first aid activities in the event of major accidents and environmental disasters.
In addition, the degree ensures the requirements to cover the following positions:
– Responsible for safety on construction sites provided for by the Italian Law 81/2008 on safety at work;
– Head of the Prevention and Protection Service provided for by the Italian Law 81/2008 on safety at work;
– Fire prevention technician.

Teaching staff

The professors have a relevant teaching and scientific research experience, which is implemented through consolidated collaborations both with Italian and foreign companies and with prestigious international research groups.

Access

Enrollment in the Master’s Degree Course in Civil and Industrial Security Engineering is subject to the possession of the curricular requirements required for access.