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BU 414

Occupational Health & Safety

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This course introduces students to the broad and changing field of occupational health and safety. Issues in this field are examined from legal, ethical, technical and strategic perspectives. Methods of instruction include lectures, cases and exercises. Prerequisites: BU354.

This course introduces students to the broad and changing field of occupational health and safety. Issues in this field are examined from legal, ethical, technical and strategic perspectives. Methods of instruction include lectures, cases and exercises. Prerequisites: BU354.

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This course introduces students to the broad and changing field of occupational health and safety. Issues in this field are examined from legal, ethical, technical and strategic perspectives. Methods of instruction include lectures, cases and exercises. Prerequisites: BU354.

BU 414 Prerequisites

BU 354 (Min. Grade D-)

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BU 414 Restrictions

Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:

Undergraduate (UG)

BU 414

Occupational Health & Safety

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This course introduces students to the broad and changing field of occupational health and safety. Issues in this field are examined from legal, ethical, technical and strategic perspectives. Methods of instruction include lectures, cases and exercises. Prerequisites: BU354.

This course introduces students to the broad and changing field of occupational health and safety. Issues in this field are examined from legal, ethical, technical and strategic perspectives. Methods of instruction include lectures, cases and exercises. Prerequisites: BU354.

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This course introduces students to the broad and changing field of occupational health and safety. Issues in this field are examined from legal, ethical, technical and strategic perspectives. Methods of instruction include lectures, cases and exercises. Prerequisites: BU354.

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