Environmental Health Graduate Certificate
Build a strong foundation in environmental health.
Protecting Our Planet, Preserving Our Health: The Power of Environmental Health
Tackling environmental risks prevents diseases and promotes healthier lives. Our Graduate Certificate in Environmental Health provides the specialized knowledge and skills needed to characterize, evaluate, and mitigate human health risks from environmental and occupational exposures.
Program Details
Our Graduate Certificate in Environmental Health supports professional development, leadership, and advancement among the environmental health workforce in our communities and region. It’s a great opportunity for existing professionals to enhance their career, as well as for others who wish to diversify their knowledge and skills — including graduate students in the MPH and other degree programs at 澳门葡京网赌送彩金.
Our Graduate Certificate in Environmental Health is a cost-effective way to build a strong foundation in the field of public health. If you want to continue your educational journey in public health, you can apply your certificate credits toward a Master of Public Health (MPH) degree.
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Our 12-credit hour graduate certificate can be earned 100% online. In addition to the two core courses, you’ll choose two elective courses to personalize your professional development.
Here are a few courses in Environmental Health Graduate Certificate at UW-Eau Claire.
PH 715
Environmental and Occupational Health
This course investigates physical, chemical and biological hazards in food, air, water and soil associated with adverse human health effects. Exposure to hazards among the general population and in occupational settings will be explored. Students will learn approaches to mitigating risk and environmental contamination. The course introduces students to careers in Environmental Occupational Health.
PH 720
Biostatistics for Population Health
Biostatistical concepts and methods used in public and population health sciences. Emphasizes application, interpretation for practice, and statistical literacy.
PH 225
Introduction to Public Health
Examines population health and disease considering historical and current public health practice. Focus areas include cultural, political, environmental, and socioeconomic influences that increase population vulnerability and risk. Effectiveness of public health interventions is analyzed.
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