*Program Objectives:*  
- Provide knowledge of fire dynamics, prevention, and suppression techniques.  
- Train students in risk assessment, emergency response, and disaster management.  
- Develop skills in occupational safety, industrial hazard control, and fire investigation.  
- Prepare graduates for careers in fire services, industrial safety, and emergency management.  

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 *Course Structure:*  

 *Year 1: Foundation Studies*  
 *Semester 1:*  
1. *Introduction to Fire Safety & Hazard Management*  
   - Basics of fire science, types of hazards, and safety regulations.  
2. *Chemistry of Fire & Combustion*  
   - Fire behavior, combustion principles, and extinguishing methods.  
3. *Mathematics & Physics for Fire Safety*  
   - Calculations for fire dynamics, pressure, and fluid mechanics.  
4. *Basic First Aid & Emergency Response*  
   - CPR, trauma care, and initial emergency handling.  
5. *Communication & Technical Writing*  
   - Report writing, incident documentation, and safety communication.  

 *Semester 2:*  
1. *Fire Prevention & Protection Systems*  
   - Fire alarms, sprinklers, smoke detectors, and suppression systems.  
2. *Building Construction & Fire Safety*  
   - Fire-resistant materials, escape routes, and structural safety.  
3. *Occupational Health & Safety (OHS)*  
   - Workplace hazards, ergonomics, and OSHA standards.  
4. *Environmental Hazards & Risk Assessment*  
   - Natural disasters, chemical spills, and pollution control.  
5. *Practical Training – Fire Drills & Equipment Handling*  
   - Hands-on experience with fire extinguishers, hoses, and PPE.  

*Year 2: Core Fire Safety & Hazard Management*  
 *Semester 3:*  
1. *Fire Detection & Alarm Systems*  
   - Design, installation, and maintenance of detection systems.  
2. *Industrial Fire Safety*  
   - Petrochemical plants, factories, and high-risk industry safety.  
3. *Electrical & Chemical Hazards*  
   - Arc flashes, short circuits, flammable chemicals, and storage safety.  
4. *Disaster Management & Mitigation*  
   - Earthquake, flood, and terrorism response strategies.  
5. *Practical – Fire Simulation & Rescue Operations*  

 *Semester 4:*  
1. *Firefighting Strategies & Tactics*  
   - Incident command systems, fireground operations.  
2. *Explosion & Arson Investigation*  
   - Forensic fire analysis, evidence collection, and legal aspects.  
3. *Safety Legislation & Compliance*  
   - NFPA, OSHA, ISO 45001, and local fire codes.  
4. *Hazardous Materials (HazMat) Management*  
   - Handling, storage, and transportation of dangerous goods.  
5. *Internship – Fire Department / Industrial Safety Unit*  

*Year 3: Advanced Studies & Specializations*  
 *Semester 5:*  
1. *Advanced Fire Suppression Techniques*  
   - Foam, gas-based, and water mist systems.  
2. *Risk Management & Safety Auditing*  
   - Workplace inspections, hazard identification, and corrective actions.  
3. *Fire Safety in Smart Buildings*  
   - IoT-based fire detection and smart evacuation systems.  
4. *Elective 1* (e.g., Forest Fire Management / Aviation Fire Safety)  
5. *Project Work – Case Study on Fire Incident Analysis*  

 *Semester 6:*  
1. *Emergency Planning & Crisis Management*  
   - Evacuation plans, disaster recovery, and business continuity.  
2. *Human Behavior in Fire Emergencies*  
   - Psychology of panic, crowd control, and evacuation strategies.  
3. *Elective 2* (e.g., Marine Fire Safety / Healthcare Facility Safety)  
4. *Research Project / Dissertation*  
5. *Industrial Training / Final Internship*  

*Elective Courses (Sample Options):*  
- Aviation & Airport Fire Safety  
- Marine & Offshore Fire Protection  
- Healthcare Facility Fire Safety  
- Wildfire & Forest Fire Management  
- Terrorism & CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear) Threats  

*Assessment Methods:*  
- Written exams  
- Practical fire drills & simulations  
- Case study presentations  
- Research projects & internships  
- Safety audit reports