MEng in Safety Science and Engineering
Objectives
The program is designed to enable students to be competent for senior jobs in industrial enterprises by developing safety technology and doing risk assessment and safety management work with strong innovation and adaptation capability.
Upon completion of the program, students are expected to:
1. Gain a sound theoretical basis and a thorough professional knowledge of Safety Science and Engineering.
2. Be aware of advanced technology and modern technical methods to solve problems in engineering and production.
3. Conduct engineering technology and production management work independently.
Core Courses
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Required courses
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Hours
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Credit
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HSE Case Analysis of Oil- Gas Safety Engineering
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32
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2
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The Frontier of Oil- Gas Safety Engineering
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48
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3
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Signal Analysis and Processing
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48
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3
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Risk Engineering
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48
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3
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Elastic-plastic Mechanics
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48
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3
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laws and Regulations of Production Safety
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48
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3
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Elective courses
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Title
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Hours
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Credit
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Structure Design of Submarine Pipelines
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32
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2
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Safety Engineering Informatization and Internet of Things technology
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32
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2
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Design and Application of Safety Monitoring System
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32
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2
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Fault Diagnosis of Machine Equipment
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32
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2
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Integrity Management of Oil- Gas Pipeline
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32
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2
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Graduation & Degree Requirements
Students are required to complete a minimum of 30 credits for graduation.
Career prospects
Most of our graduates filled responsible positions relating to safety science and engineering in petroleum institutions. Some graduates pursue further studies.
