Master in Environmental Health (Online)

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The Master in Environmental Health is a 2-year online program for students who want to solve environmental and occupational health challenges. This Master's degree is offered by Indiana University Bloomington and is taught in English.

The curriculum includes core public health courses and environmental health courses, where students learn to manage environmental and occupational risks and communicate them to the public. They also develop skills to analyze how people are affected by environmental exposures and conditions, and gain practical experience through an internship with a public health organization.

Graduates can pursue careers as Environmental Health Specialists, Occupational Health Managers, Public Health Consultants, or Health Educators, working for organizations focused on public health, such as government agencies, non-profits, or private companies.