MSc in Environmental and Occupational Health in Northridge United States | California State University, Northridge

The Master of Science in Environmental and Occupational Health (EOH) is an academically rigorous program centered on environmental science research, equipping students with the expertise to investigate and resolve critical issues regarding environmental impacts on public health. The curriculum also emphasizes effective communication of research outcomes.

Students receive comprehensive instruction in advanced research methodologies essential for examining environmental health determinants, particularly focusing on policy-responsive factors that can be modified to improve population health.
This graduate program develops professionals capable of undertaking sophisticated research, analytical work, and management within EOH systems.

The program fosters independent research capabilities while cultivating leadership skills for environmental health positions across government agencies, corporate entities, and nonprofit organizations.

Coursework encompasses research design principles, core EOH theories, and program administration. Students can select specialized courses including advanced toxicology, workplace ergonomics, EOH epidemiological studies, sophisticated risk assessment techniques, and sustainable EOH practices.