The Environmental Health Bachelors Degree at Middlesex University is designed for aspiring professionals ready to tackle critical public health and safety challenges. You will explore the complex interplay between human activity and the environment, focusing on vital areas such as pollution control, food safety, housing standards, and occupational health. This undergraduate course provides a robust scientific and legal foundation, preparing you to become a skilled practitioner who can effectively assess risks and implement solutions that protect communities and promote well-being.
You will study this course full-time on campus over three years, building essential knowledge in environmental health science, physiology, and the principles of health stressors. Your learning will progress from foundational scientific understanding in the first two years to a focus on professional competence and interventions in year three. This includes undertaking professional examinations and completing a dissertation on a chosen environmental health topic. You will graduate with the qualifications and practical skills needed for a career protecting public health across diverse sectors.