Our degree in environmental health will prepare you for a career in one of the most rapidly expanding areas of public health. Whether you plan to pursue a graduate degree or enter the workforce, you will be equipped to move forward in an evolving field. You'll study the five core areas essential to public health professionals—environmental health, epidemiology, biostatistics, public health administration, and community health. At the same time, you will take specialized courses in areas such as toxicology, environmental sampling, environmental management and policy, and occupational safety that deepen your expertise. When you graduate, you'll have the tools to uncover, understand, and limit the effects of hazardous agents on individuals and communities.