The Master of Science in Environmental Public Health (MSEPH) is a comprehensive, interdisciplinary program designed to equip students with the knowledge and practical skills essential for careers in industry, academia, and government sectors. The program draws upon various allied branches of science and benefits from faculty with extensive practical experience in environmental health and sciences. Students will engage in rigorous coursework and, in the latter half of the program, undertake internship and/or thesis work guided by an on-campus or off-site mentor. This hands-on experience is crucial for career advancement in chosen areas of environmental health. The curriculum requires 43 credit hours and typically takes 24-30 months to complete. Students are expected to have a background in basic natural sciences; those without this foundation will be advised to complete preparatory natural science courses.
The program requires completion of 43 credit hours. Students are assigned an academic advisor within their first semester.
The MSEPH program prepares graduates for diverse career paths in industry, academia, and government. The internship and thesis components provide practical experience to advance careers in environmental health.
The MSEPH program requires 43 credit hours and typically takes 24-30 months to complete.
Applicants are generally expected to have an undergraduate degree with a background in basic natural sciences. Students without this background may need to complete preparatory natural science courses.
Graduates are prepared for diverse roles such as Environmental Health Specialist and Public Health Professional in industry, academia, and government sectors. The program's internship and thesis components provide practical experience for career advancement.
You can begin the application process by visiting the MVSU Admissions Portal. There, you will complete and submit the online application form.