Bachelor of Occupational Safety and Health (Hons) – City University Malaysia (A11544)

Part-Time | Work While Study | MQA Accredited

The Bachelor of Occupational Safety and Health (Hons) at City University Malaysia is designed to equip students with essential knowledge and practical skills in workplace safety, health management, risk assessment, and regulatory compliance.

This programme supports individuals who aim to build or advance careers in occupational safety and health across industrial, manufacturing, construction, and corporate environments. It is specially designed for working adults who wish to convert work experience into recognised academic qualifications.

Why This Programme?

• Part-Time, work–study friendly

• Turn your work experience into academic qualifications

• MQA Accredited Programme

• PTPTN / KWSP / Installment / HRDF available

• Weekend classes – only once a month

• APEL Entry available

Why Choose Us?

• Proven track record

• Wide industry linkage

• Experienced lecturers

• Complete and structured learning modules

• Tutorial support provided

This programme is suitable for professionals seeking a recognised qualification in occupational safety and health while continuing full-time employment.

Entry Requirements

Normal Entry

• STPM

• Diploma

• Matriculation

• Other recognised equivalent qualifications

APEL-A Entry (Working Adults)

• Malaysian citizen aged 21 and above

• Relevant working experience

Career Prospects

Graduates may pursue roles such as:

• Safety & Health Officer (SHO)

• Occupational Safety and Health Executive

• Safety Supervisor

• HSE Officer

• Safety Consultant

• Risk Management Executive

• Compliance Officer

• Industrial Safety Coordinator

• Workplace Safety Trainer

Ideal for Working Professionals

With flexible weekend classes, APEL entry routes, and an industry-focused curriculum, this programme enables working adults to upgrade their qualifications and strengthen their professional standing in occupational safety and health without interrupting their careers.