HMS0001
Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) course for 1st year students
Autumn and Spring
Trondheim and Ålesund
Norwegian
About this course
Content
The course provides:
- insight into health, environment, and safety; basic HSE knowledge, safety in the laboratory and in the field, as well as training in first aid and fire safety;
- insight into physical and mental health, support services for students, and financial planning; and
- an understanding of how life experiences influence in general and on interpersonal relationships.
Learning outcomes
The course consists of three modules:
Module 1: HSE, Fire Safety, and First Aid
- essential knowledge about health, safety, and environment (HSE) to ensure one’s own and others’ safety throughout the study period
- understanding of the HSE concept, the goals of HSE work, and safe conduct in the laboratory and in the field
- theoretical and practical basic training in first aid and fire safety
- practice in responding correctly in situations involving fire or accidents
Module 2: Physical and Mental Health and Student Finances
- insight into how to take care of one’s physical and mental health, and knowledge of the support services available to students
- introduction to financial planning and the rights and entitlements students have
Module 3: Lived Experience and Interpersonal Relationships
- insight into how life experiences influence physical and mental health, and knowledge of the services available to students
- Insight into aggression, violence, and abuse, and which support services are available for students.
- how to build good interpersonal relationships
Teaching methods
Module 1: HSE, Fire Safety, and First Aid (Start of Studies)
- Safety lecture
- Fire safety and first aid — theory and practical exercises
- Digital multiple‑choice test
Module 2: Physical and Mental Health, and Student Finances (Autumn Semester)
- Compulsory Lectures: Physical and mental health, and student finances
- Digital multiple‑choice test
Module 3: Life Experiences and Interpersonal Relationships (Spring Semester)
- Compulsory Lectures: Lived experience and interpersonal relationships
- Digital multiple‑choice test