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Deadline for applications: 30 June 2013
Accordingly, the University of Turin, Italy, in partnership with the International Training Centre (ITC) of the International Labour Organization (ILO), is offering a Master course in Occupational Safety and Health. This one-year programme, to be held in English, includes an Internet-based distance learning phase, a face-to-face residential period on the ITC-ILO’s campus in Turin followed by another distance phase for the preparation of the dissertation.
At the end of the master programme participants will be able to:
• organize the efforts of an enterprise to improve its OSH;
• formulate, implement and evaluate a safety and health management system for an enterprise, incorporating essential OSH concepts and fundamental techniques of OSH management;
• manage the resources to conduct all prevention activities are required in an OSH management system;
• advise employers and workers on OSH technical requirements of OSH and on the decisions to be made for an adequate management of the OSH.
Accordingly, the University of Turin, Italy, in partnership with the International Training Centre (ITC) of the International Labour Organization (ILO), is offering a Master course in Occupational Safety and Health. This one-year programme, to be held in English, includes an Internet-based distance learning phase, a face-to-face residential period on the ITC-ILO’s campus in Turin followed by another distance phase for the preparation of the dissertation.
At the end of the master programme participants will be able to:
• organize the efforts of an enterprise to improve its OSH;
• formulate, implement and evaluate a safety and health management system for an enterprise, incorporating essential OSH concepts and fundamental techniques of OSH management;
• manage the resources to conduct all prevention activities are required in an OSH management system;
• advise employers and workers on OSH technical requirements of OSH and on the decisions to be made for an adequate management of the OSH.
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