The degree program is nationally accredited and is the only undergraduate Environmental Health Science degree in Georgia. Since Environmental Health Science involves several fields of study, the first two years are spent taking basic courses in biology, chemistry, physics, math, microbiology, and the social sciences.
Students have considerable freedom in choosing courses of special interest.
For example, by choosing electives wisely, the environmental health science curriculum can satisfy admission requirements for medical, dental, veterinary, or public health schools. Students may pursue their interests in the areas of Public Health , Industrial Hygiene , and Environmental Protection . This degree is a multi-disciplinary program designed to apply advanced principles of environmental health. If your are interested in the graduate program you should check out the EHS Graduate Student Guide . This guide provides information about the application process and other requirements of the degree.