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School of Geoscience, Physics, and Safety
The School of Geoscience, Physics, and Safety prepares students for a variety of exciting careers. The school is part of the College of Health, Science and Technology and is home to long-standing, highly-rated, and sought-after programs.
Geoscience
Geoscience is the study of Earth processes and products, and how human activity affects/is affected by these processes.
Physics
The future depends greatly on how people solve the world's problems, and problem solving is what physicists do best.
Safety Sciences
The Safety Science Program provides diverse safety and health careers for undergraduate and graduate students.
Where can I find enrollment and graduation data? What about Student Career Outcomes?
UCM publishes a Fact Book with enrollment information and graduation data for the University and individual programs.
Career placement rates for safety science graduates are very high. We have so many calls for student interns, we need more students to fill them! Our students are extremely competitive in the job market and have earned excellent starting salaries.
What classes are available now?
Descriptions of each degree with links to their UCM Catalog entries
Undergraduate
Majors
Graduate
ABET - Applied and Natural Science Accreditation Commission
These Safety degrees are accredited by the Applied and Natural Science Accreditation Commission of ABET, https://www.abet.org:
- Occupational Safety, Bachelor of Science – the only ABET accredited bachelor's degree safety program in Missouri
- Industrial Hygiene, Master of Science – the only ABET accredited graduate industrial hygiene program in Missouri
- Occupational Safety Management, Master of Science - the only ABET accredited graduate occupational safety program in Missouri
What is ABET? https://www.abet.org/about-abet/
GPS School Chair (Interim)
Dr. Georgi Popov, QEP, CSP, ARM, SMS, CMC, FAIHA
Professor, Safety Sciences
Humphreys 327A
Tel: (660) 543-4208
Contact
Kate Kuhlman
GPS Office Professional
Humphreys 225A-2
Tel: (660) 543-4626
Fall 2020
For the fall semester, some of our faculty will be working remotely, and offices will
may be minimally staffed. Please email your faculty member directly for questions
about their classes. You may also contact Kate Kuhlman or Dr. Blunt with other questions. For information about COVID-19 responses, see https://www.ucmo.edu/news/
media-resources/corona-virus-
covid-19/
