List and Brief Description of Disciplines

Disciplines taught at the

Department of Civil Security include:

 

 

 

• Certification of workplaces under working conditions

• Safety of production processes and equipment

• Safety of operation of buildings and structures

• Vital activity safety

• Vital activity safety and basics of labor protection

• Vital activity safety and labor protection

• Safety of engineering systems and equipment

• Industrial sanitation

• Introduction to the profession

• State regulation of civil security activities

• State social insurance

• Economics and management of safety

• Expertise in the field of civil security

• Electrical safety

• Protection in emergencies

• Intellectual property and copyright protection (postgraduate studies)

• Methodology and organization of scientific research with the basics of intellectual property

• Metrology, standardization, and certification in civil security

• Monitoring and expertise in safety

• Reliability of technical systems and man-made risk

• Noxology

• Organization of supervisory activities in the field of civil security

• Basics of labor protection

• Labor protection in industry and civil defense

• Labor protection in the food industry and civil defense

• Labor protection and safety of vital activity

• Labor protection and civil defense

• Fire safety of technological processes

• Fire and explosion safety in production

• Industrial ecology

• Investigation of accidents, emergencies, and diseases

• Professional risk insurance

• Theory of combustion and explosion

• Risk management, system analysis, and modeling in civil security

• Civil security management

• Civil protection

• Civil protection and labor protection in the industry

• Audit and control of labor protection conditions (student’s choice)

• Occupational hygiene (student’s choice)

• Diagnosis of technical objects safety (student’s choice)

• Intellectual property (student’s choice)

• Information and signaling security systems (student’s choice)

• International aspects of occupational safety (student’s choice)

• Supervision and control in the field of civil security (student’s choice)

• Organization of labor protection (student’s choice)

• Legal foundations of labor protection policy (student’s choice)

• Applied information technologies in civil security (student’s choice)

• Prevention of industrial injuries (student’s choice)

• Psychological aspects of human-machine systems (student’s choice)

• Calculation and design of safety systems (student’s choice)

• Occupational safety management systems (student’s choice)

• Socio-economic foundations of labor protection (student’s choice)

• Theory of forecasting and decision-making (student’s choice)