PhD studies of OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY ENGINEERING last at least three years and grant, upon their completion, 180 ECTS credits (six semesters). Out of a total number of ECTS credits, the students gain 30 credits by taking required courses, 30 credits by taking elective courses, and 120 ECTS by supervised study research work, writing and defending a doctoral dissertation.  
The student who completes the doctoral academic studies of the third degree shall acquire the scientific title Doctor of Technical Sciences - Occupational Safety Engineering. 
A candidate wishing to be admitted to PhD studies is expected to have a bachelor's degree (240 ECTS) and a master's degree (60 ECTS) in the relevant or related scientific field. 
The doctoral study programme in Occupational Safety Engineering enables students to acquire knowledge and skills, and to develop the abilities to understand and use contemporary knowledge and scientific findings in the field of occupational safety engineering.

Scientific Research Methods (required) 
Selected Areas of Mathematics (required) 
Systems Risk Analysis (required) 
Safety in Technological Systems  
Physical Process in Working and Living Environment  
Chemical Processes in Working Environment  
Diagnostics and Maintenance of Technical Systems  
Electromagnetic Radiation  
Electrotechnical Safety Systems  
Ergonomics in Automated Systems  
Ergonomics in Product Design  
Information and Collaborative Systems  
Integrated Safety Management Systems  
Selected Chapters of Fire Dynamics  
Design of Integrated Fire and Explosion Protection  
Occupational Engineering Ethics  
Human Reliability Assessment  
Contemporary Techniques for Noise and Vibration Monitoring  
Contemporary Methods for Noise and Vibration Control  
Fire and Explosion Risk Management  
Managing Thermal Comfort in Working Environment  
Occupational Risk Management  
Toxicology  
Hazardous Substance Management  
Knowledge Management in Occupational Safety System  
Air Emissions Management