School of Health & Environment
The graduate programs of the School of Health and Environment prepare health care providers with specialized knowledge and skills for the roles of practitioner, leader and researcher. The School of Health and Environment is led by Dr. Shortie McKinney.
Faculty in the School of Health & Environment (pdf)
Graduate Programs Offered
Master of Science (MS) - degree awarded in the following fields:
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Clinical Laboratory Sciences
Concentrations:
- Clinical Research
- Clinical Administration
- Health Informatics
- Nutritional Sciences
- Public Health Laboratory Sciences
Option
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Health Informatics and Policy
Concentrations:
- Health Informatics
- Health Management
- Health Policy
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Nursing
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Work Environment
Options:
- Occupational and Environmental Hygiene
- Epidemiology
- Ergononomics/Safety
- Work Environment Policy
- Cleaner Production and Pollution Prevention
- Professional Science Master's Option - Occupational & Environmental Hygiene
- Professional Science Master's Option - Ergonomics & Safety
- Professional Science Master's Option - Epidemiology
- Professional Science Master's Option - Cleaner Production & Pollution Prevention
Doctor of Philosophy (PH.D.) - degree awarded in the following field:
Doctor of Science (SC.D.) - degree awarded in the following field:
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Work Environment
With options in:
- Occupational and Environmental Hygiene
- Epidemiology
- Ergononomics/Safety
- Work Environment Policy
- Cleaner Production and Pollution Prevention
Graduate certificates are available in some academic majors.