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Graduation
Master of Science - MSc
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ECTS-Points
90
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Learning format
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Duration
4 semesters, part time
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On-Campus Teaching
Mo-Sa
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Attendance
max. 24
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Start
Winter semester 2023/24, 4 September 2023
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Costs
EUR 15.900,--
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Language
German
The part-time university course "Fire Safety Management, MSc" teaches the essential skills for developing solution-oriented fire safety management concepts and their implementation.
In particular, practice-oriented knowledge and skills in the legal, technical and economic aspects of fire safety as well as management-oriented social skills and the associated personal, team and organizational skills are taught.
Through a multidisciplinary approach, we integrate technology, legislation and management to provide a holistic understanding of complex fire protection issues.
Dipl.-Ing. Monika Oswald
Head of Fire Safety Management and Academic Expert Program - Fire Protection
You are welcome to find detailed information about the program on the German website, as the language of instruction for this program is German, or you can contact us directly.
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Cooperation partner
BFA - Fire Protection Forum Austria
BVS - Fire Prevention Services
FST - FireSafetyTeam GmbH
IBS - Institute for Fire Protection Technology and Safety Research
KfV - Austrian Road Safety Board
KSÖ - Board of Trustees for a Safe Austria
MA 39 - Testing, Monitoring and Certification Body of the City of Vienna
OIB - Austrian Institute of Building Technology
Austrian Institute for Building Technology
ÖBFV - Austrian Federal Fire Brigade Association
ÖZS - Austrian Certification Body for Safety Engineering
PBST - Test center for fire protection technology
VBÖ - Austrian Association of Fire Alarm System Manufacturers
VKF - Association of Cantonal Fire Insurers
Sponsor & Partner
Phoenix
Siemens AG Austria is donating an evocative prize - the "Phoenix" - for the best master's thesis on the Fire Safety Management course.
The figure, also known as the firebird, has been found in many mythologies since the earliest times, such as Egyptian, Greek and Chinese, but also in the modern world, for example in the popular Harry Potter books. The phoenix has a meaningful connection with the element of fire and the sun and is one of the universal symbols of resurrection and rebirth, as well as luck and loyalty.
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