Occupational Safety and Health Certificate Programs
CSU certificate programs deliver extensive, specialized training in several in-demand concentrations. Courses are designed to offer students the planning, analysis, and decision-making techniques they need to compete in today’s evolving business climate.
Undergraduate Certificate Programs
Students select and complete four courses (12 semester hours) within a concentration to earn a certificate at the undergraduate level. For example, a student enrolled in the Management Certificate Program would complete four courses from the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) Management concentration.
Note: Certificate programs are not eligible for Federal Student Aid.
Undergraduate Certificate Occupational Safety and Health
- BOS 3001 Fundamentals of Occupational Safety and Health
- BOS 3125 Hazardous Materials Management
- BOS 3301 Fleet Safety
- BOS 3401 Construction Safety
- BOS 3525 Legal Aspects of Safety and Health
- BOS 3640 Interactions of Hazardous Materials
- BOS 3651 Total Environmental, Health & Safety Management
- BOS 3701 Industrial Ergonomics
- BOS 4010 Safety Supervisor
- BOS 4025 OSHA Standards
- BOS 4201 Toxicology
- BOS 4301 Industrial Hygiene
- BOS 4601 Accident Investigation
- BOS 4725 Process Safety Management
Graduate Certificate Programs
Students select four courses (12 semester credit hours) from a graduate concentration to earn a graduate level certificate in the concentration area.
Note: Certificate programs are not eligible for Federal Student Aid.