USC Conducts a Systems Safety Course in the Netherlands

Daniel Scalese | December 16, 2016

USC’s Aviation & Security Program traveled to the Netherlands to teach the Systems Safety course for the Royal Netherlands Air force.

Amsterdam Airport Schiphol Photo Credit/Daniel Scalese

USC traveled to the Netherlands to teach the Systems Safety course for the Royal Netherlands Air force.  Attending the class were both military engineers and civilian engineers who support military aviation projects.  They were instructed in system safety engineering and management with emphasis on complex, high technology systems.

If you are interested in hosting a class for your organization, please contact our Contract Course Coordinator, Holly Inaba, at: hinaba@usc.edu.

Published on December 16th, 2016

Last updated on June 20th, 2017

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