COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Science in Environmental Health with a specialization in Epidemiology is a graduate program designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to study the distribution, causes, and prevention of diseases in human populations. This program provides a strong academic foundation in environmental health while allowing students to focus on epidemiology, which involves analyzing health patterns, identifying risk factors, and developing strategies to improve public health outcomes. Students are encouraged to connect with their department representatives to gain detailed program information, explore academic requirements, and access available resources through the department’s official website. Once prepared, applicants can begin the admission process to pursue this advanced degree.The program also participates in the Western Regional Graduate Program, which offers eligible residents from participating regions the opportunity to enroll in the on-campus format while paying reduced, resident-level tuition fees. This makes the program more accessible to qualified students from specific states or territories. Detailed information about coursework, credit requirements, and academic expectations can be found in the university’s general catalog, and students are advised to consult their department representatives for clarification or guidance regarding program-specific queries.In addition to academic opportunities, the program supports student development through employment options such as Graduate Teaching Assistantships, Graduate Research Assistantships, and other departmental positions. Students interested in these roles should coordinate with their academic advisors and graduate coordinators to understand application procedures and eligibility. Overall, the program combines academic rigor, research opportunities, and practical experience to prepare graduates for careers in public health, research, and related professional fields.