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Master's

Environmental Health, SCM

Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health 66 courses 16 total credits

About This Program

The Master of Science (ScM) in Environmental Health is intended for individuals with a strong interest in pursuing research in one of the various areas within environmental health. Typically, students have prior hands-on experience in laboratory, field, or population-based investigations upon which they would like to build. ScM students write a thesis that is based on original research carried out by the student under the direction of a faculty adviser, which the student finds in their first year. Graduates of the program are well-prepared to transition directly into opportunities for further training and research through doctoral degree programs in their primary areas of interest. For those wishing to apply their knowledge and research skills in the field of environmental health, the ScM positions graduates to compete for research positions in the private sector, federal agencies, and non-governmental organizations.

Degree Requirements

Biostatistics (two terms) credits
Epidemiology credits
Electives (see below) credits

Electives

Code Course Title Credits
PH.180.611 The Global Environment, Climate Change, and Public Health 4
PH.180.634 Public Health Emergencies: Risk Communication and Decision Science 3
PH.188.680 Fundamentals of Occupational Health 3
PH.188.694 Health of Vulnerable Worker Populations 3
PH.317.610 Risk Policy, Management and Communication 3
PH.180.620 Introduction to Food Systems and Public Health 4
PH.180.621 Protecting the Environment and Safeguarding Worker Health: A Problem-Based Approach 3
PH.120.601 Biochemistry II: Major Metabolic Pathways 5
PH.180.647 The Health Effects of Indoor and Outdoor Air Pollution 3
PH.180.644 Food System Resilience 2
PH.187.632 Molecular Toxicology 4
PH.188.688 Global Sustainability & Health Seminar 1
PH.183.631 Fundamentals of Human Physiology 4
PH.187.640 Toxicology 21: Scientific Foundations 1
PH.180.650 Fundamentals of Clinical Oncology for Public Health Practitioners 3
PH.180.623 Infectious Disease Threats to Global Health Security 3
PH.180.624 Biotechnology and Health Security 3
PH.182.640 Food- and Water- Borne Diseases 3
PH.180.655 Baltimore Food Systems: A Case Study of Urban Food Environments 4
PH.180.625 Community-Driven Epidemiology and Environmental Justice 3
PH.180.651 Energy, Environment, and Public Health 2
PH.182.626 Water and Sanitation in Low-Income Communities 2
PH.180.640 Molecular Epidemiology and Biomarkers in Public Health 4
PH.182.637 Noise and Other Physical Agents in the Environment 4
PH.317.605 Methods in Quantitative Risk Assessment 4
PH.182.613 Exposure Assessment Techniques for Health Risk Management 3
PH.183.638 Mechanisms of Cardiopulmonary Control 2
PH.340.607 Introduction to Cardiovascular Disease Epidemiology 4
PH.340.701 Epidemiologic Applications of Gis 2
PH.187.645 Toxicology 21: Scientific Applications 3
EN.575.711 Climate Change and Global Environmental Sustainability 3
PH.317.610 Risk Policy, Management and Communication 3
PH.180.606 Food, Farming, and Protein Futures 3
PH.180.653 Climate Change: Avoiding Conflict and Improving Public Health 3
PH.188.682 A Built Environment for A Healthy and Sustainable Future 3
PH.180.628 Introduction To Environmental and Occupational Health Law 4
PH.182.638 Environmental and Health Concerns in Water Use and Reuse 4
PH.187.625 Animals in Research: Law, Policy, and Humane Sciences 3
PH.180.627 Lessons Learned in 1918 Pandemic Flu 1
PH.180.630 Chemical and Biological Weapons Threats: Science, Public Health, Policy 4
PH.180.633 The Sociocultural Dimensions of Disasters 3
PH.180.636 Human Rights and Health Seminar 3
PH.185.600 One Health Tools to Promote and Evaluate Healthy and Sustainable Communities 3
PH.180.670 Introduction to Public Health Emergency Preparedness 3
PH.317.615 Topics in Risk Assessment 2
PH.120.604 Introduction to Molecular Biology 3
PH.120.610 Biochemistry I: Protein Structure and Enzyme Catalysis 3
PH.180.632 Introduction to Molecular Toxicology 3
PH.187.661 Environmental Health in Neurological and Mental Disorders 3
PH.187.650 Alternative Methods in Animal Testing 3
PH.187.655 Evidence-Based Toxicology 3
PH.183.642 The Cardiopulmonary System Under Stress 2
PH.340.651 Emerging Infections 2
PH.340.680 Environmental and Occupational Epidemiology 4
PH.140.664 Causal Inference in Medicine and Public Health I 4
PH.140.665 Causal Inference in Medicine and Public Health II 3
PH.180.615 Total Worker Health 3
PH.180.602 Climate, Environment, and One Health: Epidemiology and Interventions 2

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