Event Safety Diploma

University of Cumbria in Partnership with NOEA

Course summary

To ensure contextualisation the programme is designed and delivered by industry experts that advise the government and the industry on how to design and implement safety within the active event space. All assessment is applied in nature allowing you to embed your understanding of legislation, health and safety and site design in a real-world context.

Selection criteria

Students applying for this award should be able to demonstrate appropriate industry experience and engagement and be employed or recently employed in a job role that involves events management.   Students who have studied to level 4 and 5 in events management with appropriate industry experience may also qualify for entry to the programme.

Applicant experience will be assessed by interview with the Programme Lead.

Fees 2020-2021

The tuition fee for the University Award Event Safety Management and Site Design for UK students in 2020/21 is £895.

https://www.cumbria.ac.uk/study/courses/cpd-and-short-courses/university-award-event-safety-management-and-site-design/

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