Overview

The Bachelor of Science in Public Health and Environmental Health Management (PH-EHM) provides students with a strong foundation in life sciences, public health, and sustainability principles. The curriculum combines scientific, managerial, and policy perspectives to address how environmental factors, including air, water, soil, and food, affect population health and ecosystem sustainability. Students are introduced to methodologies for assessing environmental risks, applying health protection measures, and developing management systems in line with national and international standards. The program emphasizes applied learning alongside theoretical study. Laboratory work, field experiences, internships, and community projects allow students to gain practical skills in identifying, analyzing, and solving environmental health problems. Communication and leadership skills are also developed to prepare students for professional collaboration, individual research, and innovative problem-solving in diverse contexts.