Please note all prerequisites. All majors should approach their college careers with an understanding that high levels of success beyond the entry level of the various EHMM areas usually require a graduate-level degree. Training Courses Offered The ERTC offers over 10 different industry-recognized training courses to environmental students. Environmental, safety, and occupational health management courses are taught by industry-experienced faculty. Their backgrounds range from practicing environmental law, to industrial hygiene, to environmental remediation.
Professors bring their own real-world experiences to the classroom in many different ways.
The major in environmental, safety, and occupational health management offers several emphasis options. Each emphasis area is geared to appeal to individual interests and goals while guiding students in directions that meet present and future employment needs in the industry. A degree in environmental, safety, and occupational health management will qualify graduates for various positions in the environmental field, depending on the emphasis area. The curriculum also enables individuals to further their education through graduate study. Take a look at this chart to see the opportunities.