The thesis-based MS in environmental health, with a specialization in toxicology, requires a thesis. Students may not directly enter the program as a first-year master's student. They may transfer into the program after developing a specific thesis topic with a research advisor. They may work on their thesis research project in their advisor’s lab or on a more individual basis.

Thesis-Based Master of Science in Environmental Health - Toxicology

General Requirements

The thesis-based master's program consists of a minimum of 30 semester credits as follows:

• 18 credits must be taken from ERHS (this includes the required courses)
• 16 of the 30 credits must be at the 500 level or above
• At least three credits (of the 30 total program credits) at or above the 500 level must be taken from a department other than ERHS.

This degree requires successful completion of a thesis. Credits for thesis work are allocated according to time spent on research work and recorded through an appropriate course number. Credits earned for research work do not count toward the 18-credit departmental course requirement, but they are part of the 30-credit program of study.

If you are considering applying for an MS in environmental health, contact Dr. Marie Legare before submitting your application for availability of positions within this program.