Program outcomes of the Master of Science with thesis program of the Graduate School of Natural and Applied Science Occupational Health and Safety Program of the METU:

1. Knowledge and Application: Comprehends advanced theoretical knowledge in the field of occupational health and safety, effectively applies this knowledge in real working environments, and improves existing practices.

2. Research and Analysis: Identifies and analyzes problems in occupational health and safety using scientific research methods, develops evidence-based solutions, and shares research results in scientific environments.

3. Risk Assessment and Management: Conducts comprehensive risk assessments in working environments, applies risk control hierarchy, develops emergency response plans, and designs safety management systems.

4. Technology and Innovation: Follows contemporary technologies, integrates digital safety solutions, evaluates the safety dimensions of Industry 4.0 applications, and adapts technological innovations to safety practices.

5. Communication and Collaboration: Collaborates effectively with multidisciplinary teams, designs and implements safety training programs, establishes successful communication with stakeholders, and presents work on national and international platforms.

6. Ethics and Sustainability: Embraces professional ethical principles, develops sustainable safety practices, acts with awareness of social responsibility, and adopts the principle of lifelong learning.