|  | | Requirements for MSPH with specialty coursework in Toxicology and Risk Assessment
At the completion of the MSPH with specialty course work in Toxicology and Risk Assessment, the student will be able to: - Apply fundamental toxicological principles to elucidate mechanisms of actions in humans exposed to hazardous substances;
- Conduct a quantitative human health risk assessment
- Develop chemical-specific standards to inform policy at local, state and national levels;
- Apply risk communication skills to inform communities of potential health risks from exposure to hazardous substances
Course Requirements | ENHS 661: Toxicology of Environmental Agents | 3 credits | ENHS 668: Risk communication | 2 credits | ENHS 750: Air Sampling & Analysis | 3 credits | ENHS 786: Genetic and Molecular Toxicology | 3 credits | Sub total | 11 credits | Electives from the list below: | 6 credits | ENHS 766: Health Assessment Data Analyses
ENHS 631: Cancer: Causes, Treatment and Disparities
ENHS 651: Water Quality Management
Other electives approved by Advisor | 3 credits
3 credits
3 credits
3 credits | Sub total | 17 credits | TOTAL | 45 credits |
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