The EHS Center faculty, staff, and core units assist in the recruitment and training of promising individuals to levels in toxicology and environmental health that can effectively meet the growing global challenge. Support is available on a competitive basis to applicants with a B.S., M.S., or Ph.D. in chemistry, biochemistry, pharmacology, toxicology, or the biological sciences. A limited number of graduate fellowships are also available through the Linus Pauling Institute. Training is provided in diverse areas including analytical, aquatic, biochemical, comparative, environmental and molecular toxicology with an emphasis on a mechanistic approach.
Research projects focus on some aspect of toxicology or environmental health.
Former graduates hold professional positions in government, academia, and industry. A number of faculty are affiliated with the Linus Pauling Institute , dedicated to the study of the relationship between dietary micronutrients and human health.