NetWoRM (Net-based Training for Work- Related Medicine), a project by the Clinical centre of the University of Munich
Institute of Occupational and Environmental Medicine, is a project for the further development and the worldwide dissemination of the web-based virtual patients for Occupational Medicine.
 The aim of the implementation of these virtual patients was to enhance the interest in Occupational Medicine in medical students. Beyond the teaching of theoretical basics they support the clinical aspects of this specific field and the multidisciplinary use of acquired knowledge.

The Dublin Institute of Technology is one of Ireland’s largest and most innovative third-level institutions, with a population of 22,000 students and approximately 2,000 staff members. DIT offers over 300 different programmes from apprenticeship right through to postgraduate level. DIT’s campus sites are currently located in over 40 buildings around the city centre.
Universities and colleges in Ireland have to comply with OSH legislation, which requires them to prevent risks to their own staff and to third parties including students. In assisting the Dublin Institute of Technology (DIT) to meet its legal obligations, its safety team has sought, at the same time, to promote a safety culture among students with the aim that they will take this away with them to their future workplaces.

The first Finnish computer-based learning environment for OSH, TYVE, was developed by the Tampere University of Technology. TYVE is a web safety course for students offering different, interactive features.
The aim of the TYVE-project was to develop a computer-based learning environment for OSH. The target groups were universities, polytechnic institutes, and students in the Open University. The target group of the learning environment are students with no prior knowledge about OSH. The material was to be made freely available over the Internet.

The US National Safety Council (NSC) with global partners organise the international Robert W. Campbell Award, an international award for business excellence. The award recognizes companies that have successfully integrated health, safety and environmental management into their overall business operations. These cases, which demonstrate health and safety and economic productivity, are converted for use as resources for engineering and business schools, and to promote partnerships with business schools and cooperation among professors/lecturers.

The University of Salamanca, Spain, provides different types of studies in occupational safety and health with the specialisation Master in Occupational Hazards (Risks) Management or Master in Construction Safety Management and Coordination.
The aim is to integrate health and safety risk training and education into undergraduate and postgraduate courses. To carry out this objetive programme, the university works in three areas: education, vocational training and information and dissemination. The master studies are divided into a common part that is obligatory and an optional specialisation.

The Health and Safety Laboratory (HSL) in the United Kingdom organized a cooperation with the University of Liverpool to integrate Ocupational Safety and Health into University Engineering degree courses.

The PGA (Prophylaktische Gesundheits Arbeit), department ‘Linz Academy of Occupational Medicine and Safety’ is a private non-profit organization certified by Ministry of Health to be one of two Austrian instititutions for the training of occupational physicians. This academy offers courses for students who have completed medical university to study occupational medicine as required by Austrian and EU regulations and to be able to intervene in a preventive way in all companies and organisations that are required to provide occupational medical expertise to workers and management.

These studies prepare students for the profession of a safety and occupational hygiene inspector and, after passing the relevant exam, the students acquire the title of internal auditor of OSH management systems.
The students also take part in the training called “Internal Auditor of the Safety and Occupational Hygiene Management System” which is finished by a final test. Those students who pass the test are given a certificate of the Internal Auditor of the Safety and Occupational Hygiene Management Systems, the 'Certificate of postgraduate studies'.