The Master’s Degree Environmental Health examines the relationship between people and their environment, how it affects physical well-being, and what students can do to influence environmental quality and enhance health. It includes environmental health control programs, agencies, and regulatory processes, plus research methodology and a final project or thesis.
Teaching is delivered through distance learning. The program structure is 70% textbooks and 30% project. The degree requires 36 to 54 academic credits above a Bachelor’s program, including 39 academic credits for Environmental Health Online and 13 academic credits for research methodology and final project or thesis.
It is designed for adults over 25 years of age and for professionals seeking flexible and specialized distance education. The program provides practical knowledge and specific skills through courses related to the student’s concentration, including topics such as environmental policies, water and air quality, solid waste management, and environmental risks.
Modules
- Environmental Health Online
- Research methodology and final project or thesis
- 501EHE - Ecosystems
- 502EHE - Environmental Policies
- 503EHE - Environmental Science
- 504EHE - Water & Air Quality
- 505EHE - Environmental Health
- 506EHE - Bioprocessing of Byproducts
- 507EHE - Water & Waste Sanitation
- 508EHE - Solid Waste Management
- 509EHE - Ecology & Human Impact
- 510EHE - Environmental Risks
