MPH: Environmental Health Sciences

University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee

Environmental health master’s students learn the biological, chemical and structural components of public health and how to put current research into practice. Students’ experiences incorporate environmental health theories with crosscutting public health competencies, such as communication, public health biology, systems-thinking and leadership. Environmental Health Sciences MPH students learn the biological, chemical, and structural components of public health and how to put current research into practice. Students’ experiences incorporate environmental health theories with cross-cutting public health competencies such as communication, public health biology, systems-thinking and leadership.Faculty for this program are drawn from a number of departments and research units at UWM, affording the student an unparalleled opportunity for cross-disciplinary training and the performance of novel research projects. Laboratories and equipment are available across campus to promote innovative concepts in issues of Environmental Health Sciences.

Joseph J Zilber School of Public Health