Environmental Public Health - Interdisciplinary PhD
With an interdisciplinary, one health approach to environmental public health, Ohio State’s PhD in Environmental Science specializing in Environmental Public Health provides students with many opportunities to work and interact with others throughout the university to develop creative research. You'll find solutions that prevent and mitigate public health challenges at the intersection of human health, animal health and the environment.
Graduates are prepared to work as environmental health practitioners or research scientists at various organizations and agencies, including governmental agencies at local, state and federal levels; health departments; hospitals; industries; consulting firms; and universities.
Learn about the Environmental Public Health PhD
Get answers to your questions about Ohio State's PhD specializing in Environmental Public Health. Sign up for an upcoming session and learn more about this interdisciplinary doctoral degree.
Available dates
Sept. 16
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Program requirements
- Minimum credit hours: 81
- Prerequisites: Bachelor's degree in natural, physical or social sciences; minimum 3.0 GPA; coursework in calculus and/or statistics, physical sciences and biological sciences
- GRE scores are optional
- TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo scores for international students: See minimum scores
- Program start: Autumn semester
Take your next step
The PhD program is housed through the Environmental Science Graduate Program. We have prepared recommendations for you to prepare your application. Once you complete your preparation, your application should be submitted through Ohio State's Office of Graduate Admission, not SOPHAS.