At the Department of Environmental and Global Health, we prepare our students to tackle existing and emerging environmental health issues through transdisciplinary coursework and hands-on research training in laboratory and field settings. Our unique approach allows students to tailor their classes and academic experiences to fit their individual career goals. Our graduates leave our programs ready to lead in academia, policy, and research settings. Learn more about our graduate degree programs, courses, and study abroad opportunities below.
MHS in One Health
The Master of Health Science (MHS) Program provides one-on-one mentorship, coursework, and research opportunities, incorporating transdisciplinary, technical and analytical skills to address environmental and global health challenges.
MPH in Environmental Health
The Master of Public Health (MPH) Program provides professional development in public, environmental, and human health practice, and risk assessment training to address a diverse a range of public health issues affecting individuals and communities.
Ph.D. in Public Health, One Health
The Ph.D. in Public Health, One Health Concentration provides training in infectious disease transmission and pathogenesis at the intersection of animal, plant, human and environmental sciences.
Ph.D. in Public Health, Environmental Health
The Ph.D. in Public Health, Environmental Health Concentration prepares students for the rigors of independent scientific investigation and leadership to engage in environmental and public health research focusing on contaminant stress and exposure outcomes.
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One Health Certificate
The One Health Certificate provides training for students and professionals to explore interfaces between animal, human and environmental health to address complex global challenges. The program is offered full or part time and can be taken on campus or online.
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Global Health Certificate
The Global Health certificate offers students an introduction to the range of existing and emerging global health threats and an ability to assess the effect of social, economic, and environmental factors on their distribution.