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Posted By fela
Can anyone kindly recommend a University where I can study for the M.Sc. Occupational and Health safety Management.
I will rather prefer one that is distance learning/part time and that will not entail me writitng exams but just assignments and projects.
Thanks for your help
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Posted By Carl West
Greenwich University distance learning.
Loads on this subject in study support forum.......
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Posted By MeiP
Loughborough was pretty good too
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Posted By Jonathan Sandler CMIOSH
leicester had a good course, what ever happend to it?
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Posted By Alison Melrose
Strathclyde University does a distance learning M.Sc. in Health and Safety Risk management (as well as certificate and diploma)
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Posted By Jeffrey Watt
I too would recommend Looga Borooga as the Aussies call it.
Loughborough to the rest of us.
Contact Dave Wenham or Prof Geoff Chivers at the Centre for Hazard and Risk Management (CHARM)
Jeff
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Posted By Richard Davison
University of Portsmouth offer an MSc programme which (in my opinion) is excellent. Unfortunately, exams are included in the assessments - but I'd be surprised if you found one without exams. Definitely worth a try.
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Posted By Diane Thomason
In reply to Jonathan's comment - I asked about the Leicester distance learning MSc and I'm told it is no longer on offer.
They do offer various risk security / crisis / disaster management courses including MSc's, but not the H&S one any more.
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Posted By Steve B
Fela,
I am doing the Msc at Salford University by e-learning, it is absolutely brilliant and would recommend you try them.
Steve B
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Posted By Mike Shaw
Following on from Diane and Fela’s postings.
I completed the MSc in H&S Management at Leicester University during 2005. The course was fantastic and the facilities beyond my expectations, but at that time, the University was relocating/re-branding the Scarman Centre and these actions 'may' have contributed to a decision by one or more of the course leaders (Fuller/Vassie) to move on.
Shame, but as i recall, IOSH maintain a list of current accredited MSc courses.
All the Best with the studies Fela
Mike Shaw
MSc CMIOSH
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Posted By Hazel Harvey
All the accredited university courses are listed in the 'about membership' section on the right hand side. All these meet IOSH's criteria for entry to Graduate Membership leading to Chartered. However, as MSc programmes they exceed the minimum requirments and are programmes which are highly regarded.
Hazel Harvey
Director of Professional Affairs
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