Requirements
Completion of the Risk Science and Human Health Certificate requires a minimum of 14 coursework credits from four of the five content clusters:
- 3-4 credits from cluster 1
- 11 credits from cluster 2,3,and 4A or 4B
- At least 2 credits must come from cluster 2
- At least 2 credits must come from cluster 3
- At least 3 credits must come from cluster 4A or 4B
All students must achieve a grade of ‘B’ or higher in each course to fulfill the certificate requirements.
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3-4 credits from among the following courses and sufficient additional credits as necessary to achieve 11 credits from clusters 2,3 and 4A or 4B.
- EHS 601 Exposure Science and Health (Fall, 3 credits)
- EPID 600 Introduction to Epidemiology (Fall, Winter 3 credits)
- EPID 601 Principles and Methods in Epidemiology for EPID MS/MPH students (Fall, 3 credits)
- EHS 652 Evaluation of Chemical Hazards (Fall, 3 credits)
- PUBHLTH 616 Public Health In Action: International (Winter, 2 credits)
- PUBHLTH 516 Leadership Skills For Interprofessional Practice (Winter, 1 credit)
- PUBHLTH 512 Principles Of Epidemiology For Public Health (Fall, 3 credits)
At least 2 credits from among the following courses and sufficient additional credits as necessary to achieve 11 credits from Cluster 2,3,4A or 4B.
- EHS 588 / EAS 475 Environmental Law (Winter, 3 credits)
- EHS 603 Occupational and Environmental Disease (Winter, 3 credits)
- HMP 653 Law and Public Health (Winter, 3 credits)
- EAS 593 Environmental Justice (Fall, 3 credits)
- EAS 594 Indigenous Peoples Rights and Environ Justice (Winter, 3 credits)
- PUBPOL 650 Introduction to Science and Technology Policy Analysis (Winter, 3 credits)
- HBHEQ 662 Risk Communication: theory, techniques, and application in Health (Winter, 3 credits)
- HBHEQ 690 Environmental Health Promotion (Fall, 3 credits)
- LAW 791 Environment Crimes [Not offered 2023-2024; 2024-2025]
At least 2 credits from among the following courses and sufficient additional credits as necessary to achieve 11 credits from Clusters 2,3 and 4A and 4B.
- EHS 608 / EPID 608 Occupational and Environmental Epidemiology (Winter, 3 credits)
- EHS 655 Human Exposure Analysis (Winter, 3 credits)
- EHS 572 / EAS 572 Environmental Impact Assessment (Fall, 2 credits)
- EHS 604: Integrated Approaches In Environmental Health (Fall, 2 credits)
- EPID 675 /EHS 675 Data Analysis for Environmental Epidemiology (Winter, 3 credits)
- IOE 561 / ISD 523 – Risk Analysis I (Previously IOE 591) (Winter, 3 credits)
At least 3 credits from among the following courses and sufficient additional credits as necessary to achieve 11 credits from clusters 2, 3 and 4A or 4B.
- EHS 672 Healthy And Sustainable Foods And Products- Life Cycle Assessment (Winter, 3 credits)
- EAS 557 Industrial Ecology (Winter, 3 credits)
- EAS 512 and EAS 513 / STRATEGY 564 and STRATEGY 565: Strategies for Sustainable Development I and II (Fall, Total 3 credits)
- EAS 567 Social Vulnerability and Adaptation to Environmental Change (Fall, 3 credits)
- HMP 610 Cost Effectiveness Analysis in Health (Fall, Winter, 3 credits)
- EAS 570 Environmental Econ: Quantitative Methods & Tools (Fall, 3 credits)
- MATH 523 Loss Models I (Fall, 3 credits)
- SI 563 Game Theory (Fall, 3 credits)
- TO 512 AND TO 513 Decision Support with Spreadsheets AND Spreadsheet Modeling and Applications (Fall, Winter, 2-course sequence, 3 credits total) *Both courses must be taken to count towards the Risk Science and Human Health Certificate.
Required Clusters | Choose One Cluster | ||||
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Cluster 1 3-4 credits |
Cluster 2 2 credits |
Cluster 3 2-3 credits |
Cluster 4A 3 credits |
Cluster 4B 3 credits |
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Participating Departments: | Public health | Risk communication and risk management and policy | Quantitative risk assessment | Systems approaches to risk and sustainability | Benefit/cost and risk analysis |
Environmental Health Sciences |
EHS 601: Exposure Science and health (Fall, 3 credits) EHS 652: Evaluation of Chemical Hazards (Fall, 3 credits) |
EHS 588 / EAS 475: Environmental Law (Winter, 3 credits) EHS 603: Occupational and Environmental Disease (Winter, 3 credits) |
EHS 608/EPID 608: Occupational and Environmental Epid (Winter, 3 credits) EHS 655: Human Exposure Analysis (Winter, 3 credits) EHS 572 / EAS 572: Environmental Impact Assessment (Fall, 2 credits) EHS 675 /EPID 675: Data Analysis for Environmental Epidemiology (Winter, 3 credits) EHS 604: Integrated Approaches In Environmental Health (Fall, 2 credits) |
EHS 672: Healthy And Sustainable Foods And Products- Life Cycle Assessment (Winter, 3 credits) |
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Epidemiology |
EPID 600: Introduction to Epidemiology (Fall, Winter, 3 credits) EPID 601: Principles and Methods in Epidemiology (Fall, 3 credits) |
EPID 675/EHS 675: Data Analysis for Environmental Epidemiology (Winter, 3 credits) |
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Health Management and Policy |
HMP 653: Law and Public Health (Winter, 3 credits) |
HMP 610: Cost Effectiveness Analysis in Health (Fall, Winter. 3 credits) |
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Environment and Sustainability |
EAS 593: Environmental Justice (Fall, 3 credits) EAS 594: Indigenous Peoples, Rights and Environ Justice (Winter, 3 credits) |
EAS 557: Industrial Ecology (Winter, 3 credits) EAS 512 and EAS 513 / STRATEGY 564 and STRATEGY 565: Strategies for Sustainable Development I and II (Fall, Total 3 credits) EAS 567: Social Vulnerability and Adaptation to Environmental Change (Fall, 3 credits) |
EAS 570: Environmental Econ: Quantitative Methods & Tools (Fall, 3 credits) |
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Public Policy |
PUBPOL 650: Introduction to Science and Technology Policy Analysis (Winter, 3 credits) |
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Public Health |
PUBHLTH 616: Public Health In Action: International (Winter, 2 credits) PUBHLTH 516: Leadership Skills For Interprofessional Practice (Winter, 1 credit) PUBHLTH 512: Principles Of Epidemiology For Public Health (Fall, 3 credits) |
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Health Behavior & Health Equity |
HBHEQ 662: Risk Communication: theory, techniques, and application in Health (Winter, 3 credits) HBHEQ 690: Environmental Health Promotion (Fall, 3 credits) |
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Strategy |
STRATEGY 564/STRATEGY 565, and EAS 512/EAS 513: Strategies for Sustainable Development I and II (Fall, Total 3 credits) |
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Mathematics |
MATH 523: Loss Models I (Fall, 3 credits) |
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Law |
LAW 791: Environment Crimes (Not offered 2023-2024; 2024-2025) |
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Industrial and Operations Engineering |
IOE 561 / ISD 523: Risk Analysis I (Previously IOE 591) (Winter, 3 credits) |
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School of Information |
SI 563: Game Theory (Fall, 3 credits) |
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Technology & Operations |
TO 512 AND TO 513: Decision Support with Spreadsheets AND Spreadsheet Modeling and Applications (Fall, Winter, 2-course sequence, 3 credits total) *Both courses must be taken to count towards the Risk Science and Human Health Certificate. |