Students also can become members of the Wisconsin Environmental Health Association. The program includes specialized courses in environmental and public health, such as food and water sanitation, industrial hygiene, community health services and related classes in the fields of biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics. Students gain a well-rounded education through general education courses including communications, humanities and the social sciences. Students have access to excellent laboratories with the latest equipment used in environmental and public health. Unlike many other public universities, classes are not taught by teaching assistants.
Students work alongside dedicated professors who inspire learning.
Small classes, individual attention.