• This one-year interdisciplinary program is suitable for those with an approved degree, or those with a Graduate Certificate in Environmental Health Sciences. Deepen your knowledge of environmental health risks and how to create viable solutions.
• Learn to identify, assess and communicate risk factors to a range of audiences across the private sector, government and the general public. You will gain the skills to influence, advocate for and manage effective public health responses.
• Complete advanced-level courses that cover key areas of environmental health risk assessment and communication. A range of elective courses are also available, which provide the opportunity to develop your own specialist knowledge.
• Graduate with a respected qualification, or use your graduate diploma to further your postgraduate studies. Because these courses are taken from the Master of Environmental Health Sciences, you may be eligible to receive credit for your studies.

General academic:

An approved degree; or

A Graduate Certificate of Environmental Health Sciences from this university (or equivalent).

A degree in one of the following disciplines would normally meet the 'approved degree' requirement:

• Nursing
• Paramedicine
• Environmental technology
• Medicine
• Environmental Management
• Public Health Management
• Environmental Science
• Science.
• Health Sciences

The minimum GPA to be considered for admission into this program is 4.0.