At the same time, students must develop effective skills based on depth of training in a specific area. This program offers insight into a developing field where students can combine basic science technologies to design a program for their specific needs. The student is provided with a base of core requirements in the fields of chemistry, biology, geology, toxicology, industrial hygiene and public health. The student can then design a comprehensive elective program to build in-depth knowledge for their specific areas of interest. The program offers both a thesis and non thesis option and can generally be completed in two years.
Students can take classes at either campus.
The focus of the environmental science program is the application of basic science principles to the solving of practical real world environmental health issues. Faculty from both campuses are diverse in their backgrounds and bring a wealth of practical experience to the program. Students range from basic science bachelor students, to health care professionals.