ENV 552

Environmental and Occupational Health Studies

Name: Environmental and Occupational Health Studies

Course Number: ENV 552

Credit(s): 3

Course Description

This course introduces fundamental principles of environmental health from a public health perspective. Geared towards students interested in the environment, risk assessment, human health, and strategies to mitigate health risks, it covers key aspects of environmental health.

Learning Outcomes:

Develop skills in analyzing and effectively communicating about environmental health issues.
Understand risk management concepts employed for describing, assessing, controlling, and making decisions about environmental and occupational health issues.
Explain the significance of gender, race, poverty, history, migration, and culture in designing interventions within public health systems, with a specific emphasis on the environment.
Illustrate how measurable changes occur in public health systems, encompassing input, processes, and output, with a focus on environmental health.
Analyze inter-relationships among systems influencing the quality of life for individuals in their communities.

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