Kennedy Western University, Doctorate of Science Safety Engineering
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The Safety Engineering program at Kennedy-Western University is a discipline which is regulatory driven as well as technology driven, and as such is continually evolving with new legal and regulatory requirements being addressed by safety professionals. New interpretations of the discipline are also introduced by innovative technology, and Kennedy-Western continues to adapt the Safety Engineering program as the needs of the industry change. At the doctorate level, action-oriented research is encouraged, with clear applications to industry. Courses include Safety and Health Law, Emergency and Disaster Preparedness Management, Analytical Safety and Human Factors Engineering.
Editors Comments:
They design and develop industrial machinery and other equipment. They works for automobile companies designing cars. As with other specialized fields in order to maximize your job opportunities you must have at least a bachelor's degree in the field of engineering. As technology becomes more and more sophisticated employers continue to look for engineering technicians who are skilled in new technology. According to the US Department of Labor "growth of engineering technician employment in some design functions may be dampened by increasing globalization...however, much of the work of engineering technicians requires on-site presence, so demand for engineering technicians within the US should continue to grow." Along with receiving your degree in engineering there are other certifications that can help you in your career. Many private businesses, local and state governments are now relying on specialized industry specialization and degrees. The National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies is one example.
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