The Master in OSH uses a comprehensive, interactive approach to equip participants with essential skills and knowledge. The programme integrates insights from various disciplines like medicine, engineering, and social sciences for a holistic understanding of OSH issues.

Blended learning combines online modules with a residential phase in Turin, offering flexibility and immersive experiences. Participants engage in lectures, seminars, workshops, and practical sessions led by expert faculty. Real-world applications include study visits to companies and hands-on training in risk assessment and safety management.

Modern technologies, such as virtual simulations and augmented reality, enhance learning. A capstone project addresses specific OSH issues, applying knowledge to real-world problems. Continuous support from experienced faculty ensures participants’ success.

The Master in OSH programme uses various methods to evaluate participants’ comprehension, skills, and progress:

Written exams assess understanding of key concepts and principles. Practical assignments, including case studies, risk assessments, and safety audits, apply knowledge to real-world scenarios. Individual or group projects focus on specific OSH challenges, involving research and solution development.

Oral presentations of projects or findings demonstrate communication skills. Continuous assessment through quizzes, discussions, and workshop participation tracks ongoing progress. The programme culminates in a final project or dissertation addressing a significant OSH issue, showcasing the ability to apply learned concepts to real-world challenges.

The Master in Occupational Safety and Health programme is designed to be completed within one year and consists of three main phases: an online preparatory phase, an on-campus residential phase, and an applied project and research phase.

The programme is conducted primarily in English, requiring proficiency for successful participation.

The preparatory phase is conducted online, the residential phase takes place on the campus of the International Training Centre of the ILO (ITCILO) in Turin, Italy, and the applied project and research phase is typically hybrid, combining remote work with online support from faculty members.

The Master’s Programme in Occupational Safety and Health provides a comprehensive understanding and practical skills for managing workplace safety and health, structured into distinct phases

The Master in Occupational Safety and Health programme aims to equip participants with a multidisciplinary understanding of OSH by integrating physical sciences, social sciences, and management principles. It focuses on developing practical skills essential for managing workplace safety, including risk assessment, safety management, and emergency response.

The programme also promotes a global perspective on OSH challenges, leveraging international expertise and diverse participant backgrounds. Additionally, the programme trains professionals to become competent OSH specialists and provides networking opportunities to exchange knowledge and best practices.

The Master in Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) boasts a distinguished faculty comprising 34 experts dedicated to shaping the next generation of OSH professionals. This diverse faculty brings together experiences from various backgrounds, including academia, international organizations, and professional practice.

• 1. Global expertise and diverse faculty: TSD boasts a faculty comprising leading university professors, senior practitioners, and UN experts from over 80 renowned institutions worldwide. This diverse team ensures a rich, multidisciplinary educational experience that integrates global knowledge with practical expertise.
• 2. Innovative and sustainable learning: TSD’s programmes are designed to be cutting-edge, incorporating the latest technological advancements and sustainable practices. The combination of distance learning, face-to-face interaction, and applied project work minimizes participants’ absence from their professional duties while maximizing learning outcomes.
• 3. Strong connection with UN and specialized agencies: As part of the International Training Centre of the ILO, TSD leverages its unique position within the UN system. This connection provides unparalleled access to specialized knowledge and enhances the comparative advantage of its Master’s programmes in areas such as human rights, social justice, and sustainable development.
• 4. Comprehensive career preparation: TSD graduates are equipped with the essential competencies needed for careers in international organizations, governments, and NGOs. The programmes blend academic rigor with practical application, preparing students to tackle contemporary challenges in fields like international development, social innovation, and technology and public policy.
• 5. Multicultural and international environment: With participants from all over the world, TSD offers a truly global learning experience. Students broaden their horizons, enhance their managerial skills, and build a strong professional network by interacting with peers from diverse cultural and professional backgrounds. 

Choosing TSD means joining a community dedicated to advancing social justice and sustainable development through high-quality, innovative education.

• Apply: Use the Apply now button, above, to fill out the application form. 
• Confirmation: Successful candidates will receive confirmation, guidelines, and an invoice from the Centre.
• Payment: Secure your place by making the required payment, due at least 14 days before the course starts. 
• Cancellation: If you need to cancel, notify us at least 14 days before the course start date to avoid penalties.

For more details on applications, payments, and cancellation policies, please refer to our Practical Information section or contact admissions@itcilo.org for general inquiries.

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