M.S. in Occupational and Environmental Health Sciences Graduate Program, Study notes of Public Health

Download M.S. in Occupational and Environmental Health Sciences Graduate Program and more Study notes Public Health in PDF only on Docsity! Occupational and Environmental Health Sciences Graduate Program M.S. (Coursework) Degree Plan of Study Revised: 2/2021 A minimum of 36 coursework credit hours with no more than 6 credit hours at the 300 or 400 level is required for the M.S. degree by coursework. REQUIRED COURSES (0) CHM 60500 – Safety in the Laboratory* (1) GRAD 61200 – Responsible Conduct in Research (3) STAT 50300 – Statistical Methods for Biology** (3) HSCI 34500 – Introduction to Occupational and Environmental Health Sciences (3) HSCI 52000 – Environmental Risk Assessment (2) HSCI 54400 – Advanced Topics in Exposure Assessment (4) HSCI 54600 – Advanced Industrial Hygiene Control Technology (3) HSCI 54800 – Advanced Industrial Hygiene Instrumentation Techniques (3) HSCI 54700 – Fundamentals of Epidemiology (3) HSCI 55100 – Physical Agents in Environmental Health (3) HSCI 55200 – Introduction to Aerosol Science (3) HSCI 55300 – Advanced Occupational Safety and Management Culture (3) HSCI 56000 – Toxicology (3) HSCI 57500 – Introduction to Environmental Health (2) HSCI 58000 – Occupational Biomechanics and Ergonomics (1) HSCI 58001 – Occupational Biomechanics and Ergonomics Laboratory (6) HSCI 59000 – M.S. Project*** (1) HSCI 69600 – Seminar in Health Sciences (attend every semester) **** * CHM 60500 is required if doing work in a laboratory **STAT 51100 (Statistical Methods) may be substituted for STAT 50300 *** It is encouraged that students take 3 credits in HSCI 690 in two different semesters (i.e., that they work on the project over a full academic year. More than 6 credits can be taken in as HSCI 690 upon agreement by the student and their committee. **** The seminar course should be taken every semester, but it should only be listed on the plan of study twice NOTE: Many courses are not offered every semester. It is the student’s responsibility to check on the availability of courses when planning their schedules.