Other MPH Options

Environmental and occupational health focuses on the health consequences of environmental toxins; how they can be identified in the work place and community, how their risk to human health can be determined and how this risk can be managed to minimize its impact. Students with an MPH in environmental and occupational Health are in demand worldwide. Students who earn this degree are trained in toxic agent control, industrial hygiene and general environmental health.

For general information on the MPH degree program, including specific prerequisites, requirements and course descriptions, please see the School of Public Health section of the Graduate School Catalog at http://www.slu.edu/graduate/catalog/p_h.pdf

For information on faculty and research activities in the Division of Environmental and Occupational health, please see http://envoc.slu.edu/

Curriculum Plans for Full-time Students
(plans for part-time students will be developed in consultation with academic advisors)

Curriculum plan for students entering in the 2006-07 academic year
Curriculum plan for students entering in the 2007-08 academic year