Program Overview

Certificate in Applied Safety and Ergonomics

The Applied Safety and Ergonomics Undergraduate Certificate is designed for students seeking to acquire knowledge in safety and ergonomics. This certificate program explores the design, analysis, and operation of work systems to ensure safe and healthful conditions for working individuals.

Program Requirements

To complete the certificate, students must choose four courses from the list below, with a minimum of two courses from the Industrial and Systems Engineering department.

• INSY 3020: Occupational Safety Ergonomics
• INSY 5010: Occupational Safety Engineering
• INSY 5050: Industrial Hygiene and Environmental Hazards
• INSY 5080: Human Factors Engineering
  • AVMG 2600: Human Factors in Aviation
  • AVMG 4060: Commercial Aviation Safety
  • CHEN 4450: Process Economics and Safety
  • CIVL 5430: Construction Safety and Health Management
  • MECH 5330: Introduction to Biomechanical Engineering

Total Hours

The total hours required to complete the certificate is 12.

College of Engineering

The Samuel Ginn College of Engineering offers the Certificate in Applied Safety and Ergonomics through the Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering.

Departments

The College of Engineering comprises several departments, including:

• Aerospace Engineering
• Biosystems Engineering
• Chemical Engineering
• Civil and Environmental Engineering
• Computer Science and Software Engineering
• Electrical and Computer Engineering
• Industrial and Systems Engineering
• Mechanical Engineering

Majors and Minors

The College of Engineering offers various majors and minors in engineering disciplines.

Auburn University

Auburn University provides a comprehensive education in various fields, including engineering, agriculture, architecture, business, education, and more. The university is committed to providing students with a well-rounded education and preparing them for successful careers.