Academic Programs

The Department of Environmental and Public Health Sciences consists of five divisions, including:

• Epidemiology
• Environmental and Industrial Hygiene
• Environmental Genetics and Molecular Toxicology
• Occupational and Environmental Medicine
• Public Health Sciences (MPH Program)

Our department has pioneered training of Epidemiologists, Biostatisticians, Industrial Hygienists and Toxicologists, and has most recently developed a strong teaching program in Occupational Safety and Ergonomics. We offer a variety of graduate degrees in the above fields in addition to a medical residency in Occupational Medicine.

Graduates hold positions of leadership around the World in the private, public, and labor sectors and find careers ranging from the practical, such as occupational medicine and environmental hygiene, to applied opportunities in public health, and to basic research into how genetic and environmental factors affect susceptibility to disease. Our graduates share a common goal: to improve the quality of life by understanding the causes of environmental damage and identifying the effective methods of prevention.

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Learn more about our education and academic programs:

• Doctoral Degrees
• Master Degrees
• Certificate Programs
• Training Programs
• Occupational Medicine Residency Program
• Continuing Education Programs

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