Trainee Requirements & Courses

Predoctoral trainees must take at least one quarter of graduate level toxicology with ENVH 515.
It is also required of all trainees to take at least one course from the following list of courses, during their time of support on the grant:
- ENVH 509: Microbiome and Environmental Health (DEOHS/Public Health)
- ENVH 556: Quantitative Occupational Exposure Analysis (DEOHS/Public Health)
- ENVH/EPI 570: Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology (DEOHS & Epidemiology/Public Health)
- ENVH 577: Risk Assessment for Environmental Health Hazards (DEOHS/Public Health)
- GENOME 561: Molecular Population Genetics and Evolution (Genome Sciences/ Medicine)
- MOLMED 558: Integrative Omics ( Laboratory Medicine & Pathology/Molecular Medicine)
- PHG/ENVH/PCEUT 513: Basic Concepts in Pharmacogenetics and Toxicogenomics (Public Health Genetics & DEOHS & Pharmaceutics/Public Health, Pharmacy)

All trainees in the EP/T Training Program must attend the Biomedical Research Integrity Series offered each summer by the School of Medicine's Department of Bioethics and Humanities. The EP/T Program requires trainees to attend all 5 lectures in the series and 3 of the discussion groups while in the program.
All trainees must participate in the EP/T seminars and present progress twice per year.