Bachelor of Science in Environmental Health

Introduction to Bachelor of Science in Environmental Health:

The Bachelor of Science in Environmental Health program at Harvest University is designed to prepare students for careers in safeguarding public health through the identification and management of environmental factors. This program integrates scientific principles, public health knowledge, and practical skills, addressing the complex interplay between human health and the environment. Graduates are equipped to assess and manage environmental risks, contribute to community well-being, and promote sustainable practices.

Program Structure:

Year 1: Foundations of Environmental Health

• Introduction to Environmental Health
• Chemistry for Environmental Health
• Biology for Environmental Health
• Mathematics for Environmental Health
• Communication Skills for Environmental Health
• Introduction to Public Health
• Principles of Epidemiology
• Foundations of Environmental Science

Year 2: Core Environmental Health Competencies

• Environmental Risk Assessment
• Air and Water Quality Management
• Food Safety and Sanitation
• Waste Management
• Occupational Health and Safety
• Environmental Monitoring and Sampling
• Legal and Ethical Issues in Environmental Health
• Elective: Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for Environmental Health

Year 3: Specializations and Applied Practices

• Environmental Health Internship I
• Hazardous Materials Management
• Vector Control and Zoonoses
• Community Environmental Health
• Environmental Health Policy and Regulation
• Industrial Hygiene
• Environmental Health Emergency Response
• Elective: Environmental Health Informatics

Year 4: Advanced Topics and Professional Development

• Environmental Health Internship II
• Environmental Health Research Methods
• Climate Change and Public Health
• Emerging Issues in Environmental Health
• Environmental Health Capstone Project
• Professional Development in Environmental Health
• Elective: Global Environmental Health

Note:

• The program provides a strong foundation in the first two years, covering fundamental environmental health science concepts.

• Internships in the third and fourth years provide students with practical experience in real-world environmental health settings.

• The capstone project allows students to apply their accumulated knowledge to address complex environmental health challenges.

• Elective courses offer flexibility for students to explore specific areas of interest within the broader field of environmental health.

This program structure is a general representation, and specific course titles may vary. It’s recommended to refer to Harvest University’s official program guide or contact the academic department for the most accurate and up-to-date information on the curriculum and course offerings.