MSc Environmental Health

at University of the West of England

Modules
 

• Food Control
• Health and Safety Management
• Health Promotion
• Quantitative Health Research
• Dissertation

Entry is open to those who:
 

• hold a first degree (minimum 2:2 honours) in a science based discipline; or
• hold a first degree (minimum 2:2 honours) in another discipline and can demonstrate that they have attained equivalent to the science foundation necessary for the programme in such cases; or
• have other qualifications and/or experience considered to be equivalent by the Programme Manager.

International Students
£17000 / year

You'll need to develop scientific and technological knowledge - as well as collaboration skills for working closely with other professionals and communities.
 

You may spend time inspecting premises and processes, giving technical advice and dealing with complaints. Practitioners also work to prevent future environmental problems with health protection and promotion programmes, and through involvement in the planning process. EHPs may also get involved in the legal side of things - for example, instigating enforcement procedures and appearing as witnesses in court.