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Johns Hopkins University, Bloomberg School of Public Health MHS in Environmental Health
Johns Hopkins University, Bloomberg School of Public Health

MHS in Environmental Health

Baltimore, USA

9 Months

English

Full time, Part time

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USD 59,184 / per year *

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Introduction

Want to learn how the environment impacts our health? Consider a Master of Health Science in Environmental Health! Part of the #1 school of public health, this graduate degree program prepares students for careers in medicine, research, advocacy, policy, and practice.

  • One of the School’s shortest degrees, the full-time MHS is a nine-month, coursework-based degree for individuals who want a comprehensive understanding of the association between our environment and health. A flexible part-time format is also available.
  • Learn how environmental hazards (not only in the air, water, and food but also in the neighborhood and social hazards) affect human health at the individual, population, and systems levels.
  • Develop your own path or choose an area of interest ranging from the basic to population to systems science.
    • Food Systems, Water and Environmental Sustainability
    • Health Security
    • Population Environmental Health
    • Pre-med
    • Toxicology for Human Risk Assessment
  • Join a network of almost 1,000 alumni.

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