Any major with an environmental or health aspect may benefit from the environmental health science minor, depending on the student鈥檚 desired career path.
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Environmental Health Science Minor
Environmental Health Science Minor
The overall purpose of the environmental health science minor is to enhance the practical application of a student鈥檚 primary degree.
The environmental health science minor is particularly appropriate to science majors, such as biological sciences and chemistry. Other majors such as Health Services Administration, and Community and Public Health may also fit in well with this offering.
Any major with an environmental or health aspect to it may benefit from the environmental health science minor, depending on the student鈥檚 desired career path. Students will be especially competitive in careers related to public health and health promotion.
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Admission to the Minor
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Courses & Curriculum
The Environmental Health Science Minor requires a minimum of 18 hours. A total of six courses are required for the minor, three required courses, and three electives.
Contact Us
If you have questions or would like more information about the Environmental Health Science Minor, contact Dr. Michele Morrone.
Related Programs
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Environmental Health Science Major (B.S.)The program provides students with the skills necessary to protect public health by preventing diseases related to water, food, waste, chemicals, radiation and other environmental factors. The curriculum offers a solid foundation in physical and biological sciences, plus hands-on experiences.
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Health Services Administration Major (B.S.)When you earn a Bachelor of Health Services Administration degree from 91视频, you鈥檒l have the academic knowledge, practical experience, and professional connections needed to get a jump start in a variety of managerial, non-clerical roles.
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Community and Public Health Major (B.S.)The Community and Public Health program provides students with a thorough knowledge of a wide range of health issues. Students learn how to assess the health needs of various groups as well as how to design, implement and evaluate health programs to respond to identified health needs.