The program is designed for physicians, nurses and other health professionals who work in occupational health programs or clinics. The 36-hour curriculum includes study in biostatistics, epidemiology, health services management and administration, environmental health, toxicology, and occupational health. The program is delivered in a cohort format. The first cohort began course work in the fall of 2000. The application review period begins in April and will continue to be accepted for review until the cohort is full.
Space is limited, and interested applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible.
Environmental Engineering Programs WPI has been offering environmental engineering graduate courses to practicing professionals for more than 25 years with a primary focus on water and wastewater treatment systems. Environmental engineering students at WPI in the ADLN are practicing engineers looking for the education, training and skills to improve their career opportunities in the growing field of environmental engineering. At present, the department employs six full time tenure track faculty and four adjunct faculty with expertise in water and waste water treatment, hazardous waste, ground water and surface water and site remediation. Courses, degrees and certificates through the ADLN have been in existence for three years. Through ADLN, the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering offers a minimum of two courses each semester.