Masters degree in workplace health looks at the big issues

The University of Nottingham, backed by the EEF manufacturing employers body, has launched an MSc in Workplace Health, which looks at new ways or working and new threats. These include:

• Teleworking
• The ageing workforce
• Flexible working hours
• Work-life balance
• Flu pandemics
• Terrorism

The course is aimed at occupational health professionals, occupational hygienists and safety practitioners. It will equip students to go beyond traditional OH and deal with ‘psychosocial hazards arising out of the design, management and organisation of work’.

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The course supports the government’s health work and wellbeing strategy.

To find out more or apply visit the University of Nottingham’s website.