Study Environmental Health Sciences at the University of Michigan
Launch your career in environmental health sciences with a graduate degree from one of the country’s top-ranked schools of public health.
Why choose Michigan Public Health for environmental health sciences?
The University of Michigan School of Public Health's Department of Environmental Health Sciences empowers the next generation of environmental health researchers and practitioners to tackle today's most pressing health challenges by protecting global populations where they live, work, and grow. Our graduates become leaders in sustainable action, policy, advocacy, academia, medicine, and public health practice through our interdisciplinary programs that advance knowledge about environmental issues that shape human health.
Degree programs designed to prepare you for what’s next
Choose the path that aligns with your career goals:
- Master of Public Health (MPH) in Environmental Health Sciences
- Master of Public Health (MPH) in Environmental Health Promotion and Policy
- Master of Science (MS) in Environmental Health Sciences
- Master of Science (MS) in Toxicology
- Doctorate (PhD) in Environmental Health Sciences
- Doctorate (PhD) in Toxicology
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With a degree from Michigan Public Health, you’ll join our 19,000+ alumni driving positive change at nonprofit organizations, hospitals, insurance companies, universities, research firms, pharmaceutical and biotech companies, and local and national government agencies.