Environmental Health Risk Management
Students taking the “Environmental Health Risk Management” program will prepare them to take the lead at their work and enhance their capabilities in the analysis of risk and management of environmental hazards. Modules in this program will increase the ability of students to predict and analyze risks, design studies, and make judgements regarding the safety of communities. Training provided at this level is expected to further advance the students’ skills in a wide range of technical, creative, conceptual, and managerial competencies.
Learning Outcomes
- Design research studies capable of exploring hazards and risks in the environment
- Apply the four steps in qualitative and quantitative risk assessment: hazard identification, dose-response evaluation, exposure assessment, and risk characterization
- Develop plans to manage environmental risks
- Apply the fundamental principles of communication and message development to design community outreach programs
- Develop written communication skills targeting the general public, policy makers, and media
- Train and educate others in the basic concepts of environmental health.
Targeted Group
The programs are targeting professionals working for ministries of health, non-governmental organizations, and humanitarian agencies. they are also valuable for those looking for a career in environmental and occupational health.
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