Environmental Health Sciences, M.P.H.

ENHS MPH students will demonstrate an understanding of a) fundamental principles and practices in health promotion, education, and behavior; b) philosophy, principles, and practices in health services, policy, and management; c) principles and practices in epidemiology, and tools for translating epidemiological findings into public health action; d) public health statistical applications; and e) environmental health from the perspective of the earth as a complex, dynamic system.
Students completing the MPH program will demonstrate their understanding of the concepts and application of environmental health sciences to address public health concerns.
Students will be able to organize data and information, prepare reports, and give oral presentations on environmental contaminants, their impacts on environmental and human health, and current management and regulation efforts.
Students completing the MPH program will obtain experience in a public health setting and will develop basic understanding of the philosophy of public health practice.

Curriculum requirements for degrees in the Department of Environmental Health Sciences are listed below.

Curriculum Requirements