Safety Engineering

 
Objectives
The aim of this program is to foster and train senior professional talents. Upon completion of the program, students are expected to::
1.      Gain a deep understanding of the basic knowledge and skills of safety science, safety engineering and technology.
2.      Be qualified to engage in design, research, inspection, assessment, training, detection and management of safety engineering.
 
Core courses
Hours
Credit
Engineering Mechanics
80
5
Fundamentals of Mechanical Design
48
3
Fluid Mechanics
48
3
Combustion and Detonics
48
3
Principles of Safety
40
2.5
Safety System Engineering
40
2.5
Safety Detection and Monitoring
48
3
 
Graduation & Degree Requirements
Students are required to complete a minimum of 170 credits for graduation, among which 96 credits from required courses, 45 credits from selective courses and 29 from practical courses. They also have to pass CET 4 to gain the Bachelor’s degree.
 
Career prospects
Most of our graduates filled responsible positions relating to safety engineering in petroleum institutions. Some graduates also pursue further studies.
Date: 2015-05-19