Online Safety Program -- Occupational Health & Safety

Columbia Southern University

Online Safety Programs

The Board of Certified Safety Professionals recognizes Columbia Southern University’s bachelor’s and master’s degree programs in occupational safety and health as Qualified Academic Programs. QAP graduates may apply for the Graduate Safety Practitioner designation. This designation eliminates the need to sit for the ASP exam prior to becoming a Certified Safety Professional. To learn more about CSU’s online safety degree programs, visit us at NSC Booth 2109 or ColumbiaSouthern.edu/OHS. Our trained admissions team can help you take the next step at GetStarted@ColumbiaSouthern.edu or 877.347.6050.

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