• Academic degree programs in the Graduate Group in Environmental Health Sciences (EHS) are recommended for individuals with clear research interests of an interdisciplinary nature.
  • EHS is administered within the Division of Environmental Health of the School of Public Health.
  • Students in this program are trained to make research and technical contributions to the field of environmental health science in the U.S. and across the globe.
  • This program is a two-year course of study focused on developing skills in assessing, measuring, and controlling health impacts associated with physical, chemical, and biological agents in the environment and workplace.
  • The curriculum requires 20-24 units of upper-division graduate coursework integrating multiple disciplines, with an emphasis on assessment of exposure to environmental contaminants, toxicology, environmental and occupational epidemiology, risk assessment, control strategies, and policy solutions. 
  • A thesis or original research project is required.