Environmental health engineering is a broad and complex subject area that, at its core, seeks to understand the interactions of environmental factors with biological systems.  Thus, exploration of environmental health necessitates concerted multidisciplinary approaches to understanding and addressing environmentally influenced health outcomes.  Graduates can control the harmful impacts of pollutants or prevent their release into the environment by identifying the risk factors of environmental pollutants.  Likewise, graduates must maintain and improve the level of health and hygiene of the society and solve the problems.  So, environmental health aims to train students to solve problems in the following contexts: Supplying healthy food and water

• Analyzing mechanisms of environmentally transmitted diseases and how to prevent and control
• Treating and disposing sewage
• Treating and disposing solid and toxic waste
• Decreasing air, water, soil, food, and noise pollution
• Providing healthy housing environment and public places

Total Course Credits:

Core:                              51 credits

Non-core (Elective):   3 credits

General:                        24credits

Basic:                             36 credits

Internship:                   16 credits

Dissertation:                None

Compensatory:            None