With careful planning, this curriculum meets the basic science requirements for many of the clinical health professional programs at Indiana University, including medicine; these requisite courses vary by program and are subject to revision, so always check with the admissions officer of the professional program you are interested in pursuing.

Upon completing this degree, you will be able to:

• Describe a framework to anticipate, recognize, evaluate, prevent, and control environmental exposures.
• Use analytical tools and methods to characterize and address environmental health issues.
• Practice critical thinking to characterize and address environmental health issues.
• Acquire experience in communicating effectively with diverse stakeholders – both written and oral, public and interpersonal, professional and technical – on environmental health issues.
• Classify human health effects of environmental exposures.
• Identify barriers to health equity related to environmental health.