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Development of Safety Science and Engineering Disciplines in Mainland China
Considering the growing emphasis on safety issues in mainland China, it is essential to identify the hurdles in the development of safety disciplines and to promote alignment between safety disciplines and society. To understand the current state of safety science and engineering disciplines in mainland China, we conducted a study while considering the geographical distribution level, as well as the power gap between universities. In terms of the geographical distribution, the spatial distribution characteristics of institutions with safety engineering enrollment in China were mapped out. To illustrate the development characteristics and existing safety discipline problems, the current situation of economic development and safety production in each region was integrated. In terms of power gaps, the Cingta database was used to study the disparity between different indicators and the competitiveness of safety disciplines in representative universities. Based on these findings, the development of chemical safety education is further discussed. Finally, development directions were provided for the effective reform of safety disciplines in each university at this stage. The study demonstrated that the current development status of safety disciplines in universities was related to social needs and social background. The development of safety disciplines in certain provinces of China did not match the current state of the local economy and safety products. There was a significant gap between the strengths and weaknesses of disciplines between universities and colleges.
Development of Safety Science and Engineering Disciplines in Mainland China
Considering the growing emphasis on safety issues in mainland China, it is essential to identify the hurdles in the development of safety disciplines and to promote alignment between safety disciplines and society. To understand the current state of safety science and engineering disciplines in mainland China, we conducted a study while considering the geographical distribution level, as well as the power gap between universities. In terms of the geographical distribution, the spatial distribution characteristics of institutions with safety engineering enrollment in China were mapped out. To illustrate the development characteristics and existing safety discipline problems, the current situation of economic development and safety production in each region was integrated. In terms of power gaps, the Cingta database was used to study the disparity between different indicators and the competitiveness of safety disciplines in representative universities. Based on these findings, the development of chemical safety education is further discussed. Finally, development directions were provided for the effective reform of safety disciplines in each university at this stage. The study demonstrated that the current development status of safety disciplines in universities was related to social needs and social background. The development of safety disciplines in certain provinces of China did not match the current state of the local economy and safety products. There was a significant gap between the strengths and weaknesses of disciplines between universities and colleges.
Development of Safety Science and Engineering Disciplines in Mainland China
Yang, Jianfeng (Autor:in) / Zhang, Feilong (Autor:in) / Zhang, Jianwen (Autor:in) / Wang, Pengchao (Autor:in) / Peng, Siyu (Autor:in) / Wang, Qianlin (Autor:in) / Li, Jinghai (Autor:in) / Chen, Liangchao (Autor:in) / Dou, Zhan (Autor:in)
ACS Chemical Health & Safety ; 31 ; 238-252
27.05.2024
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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