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Environmental Health is Now a Competitive Major!![]() Browse this PDF to learn more about environmental health and the Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences. In addition to completing prerequisite coursework, prospective students for autumn quarter 2008 will need to submit an application. Applications for autumn 2008 can be submitted spring and/or summer quarters.
When should I submit my application? You can apply while you are completing your last quarter of prerequisite coursework. Where can I find the application? You can find it on this website under the "Prospective Student" link on the navigation bar. How do I submit my application? You can hand deliver it to the Health Sciences Building, F461D or mail it to the Undergraduate Program Office: Department of Environmental and Occupational Health SciencesUniversity of Washington Attn: Undergraduate Program Manager Box 357234 Seattle, WA 98195 Should I talk to and adviser before submitting the application? It's not required but is always a good idea. You can make an appointment by emailing ehug@u.washington.edu or calling 206-616-4177. What is Environmental Health?
Throughout
the Bachelor of Science program in Environmental Health, students learn
to identify, prevent, and control environmental factors that can damage
human health. The program is flexible, giving you grounding in environmental
health sciences and an emphasis in one of four interest areas: biological
sciences, physical sciences, medical professions, or environmental health
practice. Five great environmental health achievements Video: Environmental Health Science The Department of Environmental Health is proud to announce the Jack Hatlen scholarship for undergraduates! You can download the pdf here. |
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Department of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences The School
of Public Health logo (Soulcatcher) is a Northwest Coast Indian symbol
of physical and mental well-being. It was designed by artist Marvin Oliver. |
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