

Protect people, property and the environment as a skilled safety professional. The 欧美视频鈥檚 Bachelor of Science in Environmental, Safety and Risk Management prepares you to streamline operations, build facilities and implement technology in highly regulated corporate environments. Designed specifically for individuals holding an associate degree from a regionally accredited institution, this program lets you earn your degree online or on campus in Warrensburg in as little as two years. All coursework qualifies you for the Graduate Safety Practitioner (GSP) designation through the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP).
Students must have an associate degree from a regionally accredited institution to enroll in this program.
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Degree Type: Bachelor of Science | Credit Hours: 120 Hours
Degree Can be Taken: Warrensburg | Online
ContactDr. Georgi Popov, CSP, QEP, SMP, ARM, CMC, FASSP, FAIHA |
Gain practical skill sets you can apply directly to your current workplace while completing your degree. You will study core topics such as safety leadership, environmental compliance, air quality and pollution prevention, wastewater management, environmental remediation, industrial hygiene, occupational risk management, EHS risk assessment and statistical analysis.
Customize your education with electives such as SAFE coursework, OSHA training and approved work experience. You will master techniques for controlling mechanical, electrical and chemical hazards, interpreting performance metrics for continuous improvement and reducing organizational risk profiles.
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Safety and risk management leaders are in demand across manufacturing, healthcare, transportation and energy sectors. This program prepares you to collect, analyze and interpret risk data, build financial and policy justifications aligned with strategic goals and deploy technology to mitigate hazards.
Careers and titles in this field include safety professional, environmental health and safety (EHS) specialist, risk manager and industrial hygiene specialist. Graduates are also prepared to pursue advanced study in graduate school.
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You will study occupational risk management, industrial hygiene, environmental compliance, safety leadership and hazard control techniques. Coursework emphasizes practical applications, statistical analysis and risk assessment methods.
Yes. The degree is a Qualified Academic Program (QAP) through the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP). Graduates are directly eligible to receive the Graduate Safety Practitioner (GSP) designation.
Yes. Coursework is available completely online, on campus in Warrensburg or through a combination of both. Flexible eight-week online courses are also offered.
This program is designed for individuals, including transfer students and working professionals, who already hold an associate degree from a regionally accredited institution.
Yes. Students can apply for program-specific awards from organizations such as the American Society of Safety Professionals, National Safety Council and UCM Foundation via the UCM Scholarship Finder. An optional payment plan is also available.