Georgia Tech's Professional Master's in Occupational Safety and Health (PMOSH) is identified as a Qualified Academic Program (QAP) by the Board of Certified Safety Professionals (BCSP). PMOSH is structured for working professionals with one year of industry experience. The flexible, innovative curriculum allows you to learn while you stay in your current job. Taught by distinguished faculty from academia and industry, you acquire knowledge that you can immediately apply at work.
What’s more, PMOSH graduates:
- Take advantage of BCSP benefits and receive the designation as Graduate Safety Practitioner (GSP).
- Create first-rate action plans.
- Solve real-world problems through hands-on exercises, case studies, and labs.
- Analyze safety and health investment strategies and the cost/benefits of the program.
Program highlights include:
- A graduate degree in two years.
- Focus on one course at a time by taking two half-semester courses each fall and spring.
- The hybrid format that blends face-to-face instruction and 24/7 online learning.
- Live online sessions with faculty twice during each course.
- A team-based, hands-on capstone project where you receive input from, and collaborate with, an industry sponsor.
- Visit the Atlanta campus three times over two years and meet with your cohort to network, collaborate, and build community. You will also tour a well-known company to experience an established OSH program up close.
For PMOSH admission requirements, application deadlines, tuition details, course descriptions, and other info, visit pe.gatech.edu/degrees/pmosh.

