The Schools' Postgraduate and Undergraduate courses are professional courses which prepare individuals for a career as a risk manager or as a professional working in health and safety and the environment. The school is also a leader in the research of Human Factors and Ergonomics, Risk Management and Chemical Safety and Toxicology.

Undergraduate Degrees
The School offers Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree program with a majors in Safety Science or Toxicology.

Honours Degree
Students who have completed a 3 year degree with a credit or better average can apply to do a 4th Year Honours program in Safety Science. This is open to students from other schools at UNSW and other universities.

Postgraduate Coursework
Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma, and Masters courses are available full- or part-time and in face-to-face or distance delivery modes in the following disciplines:

• Risk Management
  
• Occupational Health and Safety
  
• Safety, Health, and Environment
  
• Industrial Safety (Including transport safety)
  
• Occupational Medicine and Rehabilitation
  
• Ergonomics
  
• Environmental Science

Postgraduate Research
Students can enrol in the School to do an MSc, an MPhil, or a PhD in any of the disciplines in which the School conducts research, including Risk Management, Biomechanics and Ergonomics, Chemical Safety and Toxicology, and Disaster and Emergencies.

Practicum Student Programs
The University and the School also offer two to six month professional practicum programs designed for students from overseas universities who wish to come to UNSW to obtain research experience or professional/industrial practice. More information can be obtained here

Professional Courses
Professional Short and Distance learning courses are available in some areas of Risk Management and Safety Science. Click here for more information on short courses.