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MS (Applied) with an area of emphasis in Environmental Public Health (EPH)

This is an accelerated, 15-month, 52-credit program for students who plan to pursue practice-based careers in private industry or federal, state or local government agencies. Learn how to identify, evaluate and control exposures to chemical and microbial contaminants in air, water, soil and food to improve health and health equity.

Other degrees and areas of emphasis to consider:

MPH
MS (Applied) with an area of emphasis in One Health (ONE)

Some of our work in your interest areas

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Jorge Rivera-Gonzalez stands in a suit and tie in front of a fence and pasture with cows.

How workplace exposures influence dairy workers' health

8 questions for PhD student Jorge Rivera-Gonzalez

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Two women stand in front of a sign with a Red Cross image and the world "Convezione di Ginevra 22 Agosto 1864"

A swab to stop TB

An easier TB-testing method developed by DEOHS researchers is building momentum in the fight against the disease

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Wildfire smoke behind a mountainous landscape with fields in the foreground.

Indigenous communities in California are disproportionately exposed to wildfire smoke

DEOHS faculty member Joan Casey and colleagues assess long-term exposures to wildfire smoke with an environmental justice lens

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Student Research

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Brittany Millard-Hasting

Risk Assessment and Follow up for People Exposed to PFAS

MPH | Occupational and Environmental Medicine (OEM)
2023 | Debra Cherry

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Annie Doubleday

Characterizing Exposure and Health Impacts of Ultrafine Particles and Wildfire Smoke 

PhD | Environmental and Occupational Health (EOH)
2023 | Lianne Sheppard

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Faculty mentorship

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