yes, it is very different to those of other engineering degrees. it is a very dangerous profession which requires a strong sense of commitment to public service.a fire engineer requires applying scientific and engineering principles along with understanding the psychology and the reaction of people to reduce the impact of fire burns. since fire engineers have to work in a dangerous condition and are always at risk of burns, smoke inhalation an exposure to chemicals hence it requires you to process both mental and physical skills to tackle the problem.
there are several courses one can pursue in fire engineering these are as follows: Diploma courses
P.G. Diploma In Health, Safety & Environment (PGDHSE)
Duration: 12 months
Eligibility: B.Sc. / Diploma (Three years) / B.E. / B. Tech
P.G. Diploma In Fire & Safety (PGDFS)
Eligibility: Any graduation
Advance Diploma In Industrial Safety
Eligibility: Bsc. Any Branch / Diploma/ Engg. + two years Experience.
Diploma In Fire Service Engineering
Duration: Two Years
Eligibility: Course 12th pass or equivalent any graduation.
there are much top government and private colleges that offer the above-mentioned courses
Institute of Fire and safety engineering Nagpur
Institute of fire engineering Delhi
college of fire and industrial safety engineering Kerala
Indian Fire Services Engineering and Safety Management College, Maharashtra
International Institute of Fire and Safety, Kerala
International Institute of Safety Management and Technology, Kerala
Institute of Fire Engineers, Nagpur
National Centre for Professional Training, Kerala
Institute of Fire & Safety Engineering, Mangalore
University of Petroleum & Energy Studies, Mumbai
University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun
University of Technology & Management, Kolkata
for further details regarding job prospects check the below link
https://www.indiatoday.in/education-today/plan-your-career/story/fire-engineering-260229-2015-06-29
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