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During this module, you will: 

• Understand how Irish workplace health and safety laws work across sectors like manufacturing, construction, pharma and food. 

• Learn about the main laws, including acts, regulations, codes of practice and guidance documents. 

• Explore how these laws apply in the workplace and what they mean for employers and staff. 

• Build the skills to find and use reliable legal sources so you can stay up to date and support compliance.

Key Information: 

This micro-credential will be delivered online over 6 weeks.  

You will be assessed using continuous skill-based assignments provided by your lecturer and tutor with no final exam.   

• Part-time considerations:    

• Designed for working professionals      

• Evening or recorded lectures      

• Additional prep and group work time      

• Timetable provided after registration 

To help you to be successful on this course: 

• Applicants should hold a bachelor’s degree ( Level 8) with at least a second class honours, grade 2 (2:2). 

• You should have at least 3 years of relevant industrial work experience.   

• If applicants have a lower result or an unrelated qualification, they may be considered on a case-by-case basis if they can provide evidence of significant experience working in the health and safety sector. (Recognised Prior Learning). 

Guidelines for your applications: 

• When applying, be sure to include the Module Code CH5022. We can’t process your application without it. You can apply for more than one module using the same application.  

• By applying, you confirm that you meet the entry requirements and can take part in the course and its assessments.  

• This course will go ahead if it meets minimum enrolment number.  

• Completing this module doesn’t guarantee you a place in a full programme. If you want to apply for a full programme, you must meet the specific entry requirements for that programme. 

EU - €1,250 

Further information on fees and payment of fees is available from the website. All fee related queries should be directed to the Student Fees Office (Phone: +353 61 213 007 or email student.fees.office@ul.ie).  

Other funding  

Find further information on funding and scholarships. 

This micro-credential can lead to the following sectors and careers: 

• Health and safety roles across sectors such as construction, manufacturing, food production and pharmaceuticals 

• Regulatory and compliance positions in industry or government 

• Environmental health and safety (EHS) advisor or coordinator roles 

• Further study towards professional diplomas or postgraduate programmes in occupational health and safety