A graduate of the Integrated Safety bachelor's study program knows: • characterize the issue of safety and health protection at work, environmental studies in the field of industrial enterprises and in the sphere of services, • characterize and classify hazardous substances and hazardous waste, • characterize and explain the issue of the basics of safety, environmental and fire engineering, • describe issues in the area of safety and designing safer workplaces, further understands the principles of environmental science and the basis of their technologies, • describe and characterize the requirements of the working environment in the field of environmental science and safety, • characterize the requirements and issues of risk analysis, assessment and management, • describe issues in the area of workplace safety and dedicated technical equipment, • characterize the issue of determining and evaluating the properties of chemical substances and selected parameters of the working environment, • classify the requirements for an environmentally compliant and safe workplace, • characterize legislative requirements and requirements of workplace standards regarding safety and health protection at wor
A graduate of the Integrated Safety bachelor's study program knows and can: • process documentation related to occupational health and safety, environmental science and related legislation, • process documentation related to the requirements of the working environment in the field of environmental science and safety, • process documentation in the field of safety and design of safer workplaces and in the field of environmental studies, • work with dangerous substances, assess their properties and, based on their properties, propose methods of handling these substances, • make an analysis, risk assessment and draw conclusions from the facts found, • assess the quality in the area of safety and environment and increase its level, • apply knowledge in the field of workplace safety and dedicated technical equipment when processing professional documentation, • determine the basic properties of chemical substances and selected parameters of the working environment, • assess the fire-technical characteristics of the workplace and work environment and can process basic documentation related to fire engineering.
A graduate of the Integrated Safety study program has the ability to: • work independently (after completing the course) as a safety technician mastering the basics in the field of safety, environment and fire protection, • independently analyze problems in the field of safety and environment and propose solutions for improvement, • keep the documentation of the production company in the field of safety, environment and fire protection. At the end of the studies, the graduate of the bachelor's degree prepares a bachelor's thesis related to safety and health protection at work and the environment in such a way as to demonstrate the knowledge and skills acquired during the studies at work.
Graduates of the study program Integrated Safety, 1st degree, will primarily apply when continuing their studies in the second degree, field of Integrated Security (80%). Students who do not continue their studies at the second level find employment in the field of health and safety, fire protection and the environment. The share of students who do not find employment after the first degree is a maximum of 5%.
A graduate of a bachelor's degree will be employed as a security technician. It is also possible to apply in the field of environmental science and safety, where he can process basic documentation. He will also apply as a risk analyst and in the field of dedicated technical equipment. Likewise in the field of fire engineering, work environment safety and product safety. He can continue his engineering or master's studies in subsequent study programs of a related field.
doc. Ing. Kristina Gerulová, PhD. (Vice dean of MTF STU) Ing. Marcel Kuracina, PhD. (UNIQA, Head of Risk Engineering) Ing. Matej Menčík, PhD. (Faurecia Slovensko, senior EHS manager) Ing. Michal Vereš (ŽOS Vrútky, chairman of the board) Ing. Roman Kusý (ZSSK, director of the inspection and control department of ZSSK) Ing. Marek Rolinec (Head of Industrial Safety Culture, Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation) Ing. Miroslav Slovák (Saneca Pharmaceutical, head of SHE) Ing. Branislav Birčák (head of the radiation protection department A1, TSÚ RAO, MSVP and RÚ RAO) Michal Braniš (IKEA Industry, head of the HSE department) Ing. Martin Trnovský (GAJOS, head of the HSE department), Ing. Ivan Reho (presidium of HaZZ SR) Ing. Michal Belčík (Veolia Energia Slovakia, QHS specialist) Ing. Jaroslav Zigo (National Labor Inspectorate Trenčín, labor inspector) Ing. Ivana Ďuricová, PhD. (Ministry of Environment) Ing. Miroslav Hrubý (Municipal Office of Trnava, Head of the Department of Construction and Environment) Ing. Ivan Hrušovský, PhD. (MAHLE Behr Slovakia, R&D Product team leader) Ing. Richard Balluch (Technical Inspection, Head Inspector for Lifting Equipment and Gas Equipment) Ing. Jarmila Šefanková, PhD. (Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Slovak Republic)
The Integrated Safety study program is compiled in accordance with current trends and practical requirements in the field of safety and health protection at work in combination with fire engineering and environmental engineering. Employers (Faurecia, Slovnaft, VUKI, BeSoft) positively evaluate the ability of graduates of the study program to apply theoretical and technical knowledge in solving specific problems of industrial practice.This is not the case for regulated professions.
