LO1 Continue doctoral studies and pursue academic or research careers; develop educational programs based on professional standards.
LO2 Perform complex engineering tasks in technosphere and habitat safety; select modern technologies to reduce industrial emissions based on scientific research.
LO3 Assess environmental impact of hazardous technologies; perform technical and economic analysis for waste disposal and treatment methods.
LO4 Address issues in philosophy of science, psychology, and pedagogy; apply modern teaching methods in hygiene and labor protection; make management decisions, including in educational settings.
LO5 Work as heads or specialists in occupational safety and environmental protection departments, or as experts in design and research institutions.
LO6 Engage in teaching and research activities, participate in experiments using modern equipment.
LO7 Apply modern methods in planning and managing scientific and innovative activities in industrial and environmental safety.
LO8 Conduct safety expertise of hazardous production facilities during design and operation; develop risk mitigation strategies and calculate risks in production and environmental activities, including emergencies.
LO9 Communicate on professional topics in an international environment in a foreign language; discuss a broad range of scientific, technical, and educational issues.
LO10 Conduct occupational safety assessments, analyze injury data and specific hazards in high-risk work.
LO11 Monitor and analyze fire and electrical safety at industrial sites; forecast risk zones and develop preventive and corrective scientific and technical measures.